Mississippi Isabel
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Mississippi Isabel
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I found out about her
Her name's mississippi isabel
She grows wild strawberries
She's made of ivory and pearl.
To look at the universe
She'd abandoned the world
I go with her back to the darkness
I'd give my life for this girl
I rode around on my bicycle
All the way in the rain
She kissed me once i took her out for lunch
And she never kissed me again. [x2]
Her beauty knows no tick of time
She's the song of the nightingale
The torturer, the remedy and the tragedy
In the passionate tale
And i begged for forgiveness for the way that i am
And i hope she doesn't blame men for the inelegance of men
I rode around on my bicycle
All the way in the rain
She kissed me once i took her out for lunch
And she never kissed me again
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