Coffee Girl
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Coffee Girl
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In the banana groves
You can see red branches
And by the coffee groves
Many colored fruit
Just like apples, the more I
Eat them, the more I like them
I crave them but now
I want another fruit
Coffee, coffee, coffee
Give me more coffee
Coffee, coffee, coffee
I want coffee
She had to be dark
For me to notice her
With a fragrance of coffee
And a taste of spring
Coffee, coffee, coffee
Give me more coffee
Coffee, coffee, coffee
I want coffee
If I say sweet things
(with coffee)
If I embrace you
(with coffee)
If I kiss you
(with coffee)
If I take her out
(with coffee)
Coffee, coffee, coffee
Give me more coffee
Coffee, coffee, coffee
I want coffee
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Daniel Indart performs "Coffee Girl", and this lyric page sits inside the Daniel Indart catalog on LyroVerse.
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