Black Coffee
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Black Coffee
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She smelled like flowers, she taste like toffee
She kissed me slowly, she held me soflty
Got to close and she backed up off me
Left me stone cold sober just like black coffee
Just like black coffee
She told me that she'd always be thinkin' of me
She said she wanted me to know that she really did love me
She said she never put no one else above me
Except her monkey, she's like a junky
Just like a junky
Just like a junky
Its April 25th it's up around 80
Found a spot out in the park where the grass was shady
She said her mom's from Jamaica said her father's from Haiti
Such a pretty lady, she such a lady
She smelled like flowers, she taste like toffee
She kissed me slowly, she held me soflty
Got to close and she back up off me
Left me stone cold sober just like black coffee
Just like black coffee (x3)
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