Thinking Of A Rendezvous
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Thinking Of A Rendezvous
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I said hello my it's been such a long time
You said yes it has it's been a year or more
Then you smiled and asked about my wife and family
I said Johnny's six and Judy's almost four
But I was thinking how I'd love to get you alone for one hour
Down at the Family Inn like we used to do
We kept talking like nothing ever happened
But I was making small talk thinking of a rendezvous
You said are you still working down at the factory
I said yes I am guess I'll be there till I die
You asked me if I still went down to Joe's place
I said yeah I do but it's been a long long time
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