Chris Trapper
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Chris Trapper
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If you want to meet me come on down
If you want to see me on the town
I will bring some of my mistakes
And you will bring a smile right to my face
How am I going to find you in the crowd?
You going to wear an outfit that's so damn loud
You could put the peacocks all to shame
I'll try to find a shirt that's got no stains
If you want to meet me come on down
You go window shopping down the lane
Me, I'm always singing in the rain
Someone threw a kiss off the balcony
Someone else is bended on one knee
Why don't we go drink up all these lights
There's no place that I'd rather be tonight
There's an angel appearing in a small cafe
And make me feel like I might float away
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