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Artist: MK Ultra
Canonical path: /mk-ultra/a-serbian-folk-song
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A Serbian Folk Song
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A Serbian Folk Song
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Lucy decides to become unchaste
A young girl promised
never to wear flowers,
never to drink wine,
never to kiss boys.
Yesterday she promised,
today she repents:
"If I wore flowers,
I'd be much prettier,
if I drank wine,
I'd feel much better,
if I kissed a boy,
I'd be much happier."
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