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Titter

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Titter

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I dreamed with

Your elbow touching my belly

Your hands handle my ears

And you hug me like bear

But i wake up in the morning

And you wasn't in my side in bed

And i went working, at times square

As every morning i crash with you

Just to take your attention

And a let scape a titter

But i want really it's date your

Or until marriage

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