Two Dollars Song
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Two Dollars Song
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Two Dollars Song (Thierry Magnière)
Time flies so fast with you
Your fourteen and you look so fine
Now you escape from me
Little by little
You have changed your liking
Maybe you think your daddy's wrong
Listen to my two dollar, two dollar song
Two two dollar, two dollar song
Two two dollar, two dollar song for you
And all your girlfriends
Maybe your boyfriend too
Love will hover 'round you
Your sixteenth year will shine
The heart will open wide
Little by little
You'll have changed your looking
Maybe you'll call your friend « honey »
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