And I still do
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And I still do
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I used to call you
The cream of the crop
And I still do
I used to say you
Belong at the top
And I still do
You're such an eyeful
You're nicer than a sky full
Of June nights, moon light
That brightens the gloom
I used to call you
My moment supreme
And I still do
I used to meet you
In every dream
And I still do
To be specific
I'd say you were terrific
I used to love you
And I still do
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