One And Twenty
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One And Twenty
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It sounds quite good though
When I was one and twenty
Yeah I heard a wise man say
Give crowns and pounds and pennies
But not your heart away
Give pearls away and rubies
But keep your fancy free
But I was one and twenty
No use to talk to me
I won't try to ask you why
Tell me it's okay
Everything's the same
On a Sunday evening
My love and I would lie
See the coloured city
And look up at the sky
Looking for the stars
That we could never find
On a Sunday evening
My love and I entwined
I won't try to ask you why
Tell me it's okay
That everything's the same
I won't try to ask you why
Tell me it's okay
Though everything's the s
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