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300 Flowers

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300 Flowers

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You and i

Said goodbye

I thought i'd die

300 flowers

I've sitting here for hours

Can't seem to make up my mind

You and i

Second chance

Home town romance

300 flowers

When i gave up what was ours

I met a man so kind

Red petals tickling my feet

Like an oriental carpet

Thick and sweet

What once was dust now is grain

I believe i've found my new man

Maybe you

Won't be blue

Find someone new

300 flowers

I've been sitting here for hours

I've up and changed my mind

Yeh

I've up and changed my mind

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