Elusive
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Elusive
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Thought i saw you on a train
Could be my imagination
So i turned and looked again
But you ?????
Fooled again your heart to find
Thought i saw you in a park
Looking at an evening paper
When it suddenly went dark
Then a quickly as a rapier
La paper you disappeared
Try to find you, try to find you
Ain’t so easy as it seems
Like a needle in a haystack
I see you in all my dreams
Thought i saw you in a rain
So turned and tried to follow
Then i stopped and looked again
And as graceful as a swallow
Sorrow, you flew away
Try to find you, try to find you
Ain’t so easy as it seems
Like a needle in a haystack
I see you in all my dreams
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