Dinner For One, Please James
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Dinner For One, Please James
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Dinner for one please, James The Madame will not be dining Yes, you may bring the wine in Love plays such funny games Dinner for one please, James Close Madame's room, we've parted Please, don't look so downhearted Love plays such funny games Seems my best friend told her of another I had no chance to deny You know there has never been another Someday she'll find out the lie Maybe she's not to blame Leave me with silent hours No, don't move her favorite flowers Dinner for one please, James
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Maybe she's not to blame Leave me with silent hours No, don't move her favorite flowers Dinner for one please, James
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