Miss Otis Regrets
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Miss Otis Regrets
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Miss Otis regrets de ne pouvoir dîner
Madame Miss Otis regrets de ne pouvoir venir dîner
Mais hier au bois elle est allée
Dans l'allée des amoureux s'est égarée
Madame, Miss Otis regrets de ne pouvoir venir dîner
Quand elle comprit que son bel amour était fini
Madame, elle courut vers l'homme qui l'avait
Indignement trahi
De sa robe en velours chiné
Sortit un browning elle l' tua sans hésiter
Madame Miss Otis regrets de ne pouvoir venir dîner
La foule vînt força la prison et la saisit
Madame la traîna jusqu'au vieux tilleul
Où on la pendit !
Mais juste avant de trépasser
Elle leva sa jolie tête pour murmurer
Madame, Miss Otis regrets de ne pouvoir venir dîner
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Jean Sablon performs "Miss Otis Regrets", and this lyric page sits inside the Jean Sablon catalog on LyroVerse.
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