Bonnie Bradley
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Bonnie Bradley
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Bonnie Bradley lives across the street
She has a dog named Ray
I went down to the pound
And got a dog so we could meet
And I named my new dog Fay
Now Fay and Ray, they play all day
But Bonnie still doesn't know my name
Chorus
Bonnie Bradley
Don't you know I love you
And I'll always love you madly
Bonnie Bradley
Give me a clue
Bonnie Bradley works at the bookstore
I like to watch TV
But if I was going to see Bonnie more
I'd have to learn to like to read
Now she knows Harold Robbins
and Jackie Collins
But Bonnie still doesn't know my name
Chorus
But she knows Harold Robbins
And Jackie Collins
But Bonnie still doesn't know my name
Chorus
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