Barefoot In The Park (Main Title)
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Barefoot In The Park (Main Title)
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Going barefoot in the park
Where it says: Keep off the grass
Isn't recommended for the very old
But when you're young and you're in love
The world is beautiful and
I'm not a bit afraid of you catching cold
Running barefoot through the park
Strolling bareheaded in the rain
Just to look for a daisy seems kind 'o crazy to do
But come along, my barefoot love
To the fields that shine with spring
Let me laugh and play all the way
Knee deep in daisies with you
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