China Doll
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China Doll
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Sometimes I go down to old China town
And just walk around just wander around
Where amber lights gleam and blue shadows fall
Just dreaming a dream of my China doll
A silk Chinese coat a little blue pants caral pink lips and tiny pale hands
Oh my China doll my lonely tears fall
I'll never forget you never forget you my China doll
Sometimes I go down and just hang around
And just hang around a boat China bound
And I'd give the word to just leave it all
And sail on that boat to my China doll
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