Slow Talking Boy
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Slow Talking Boy
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Yes I remember your face from last year,
And your car, how it shines.
Unfortunately, he's not here with me.
I would say where he is if I could.
Is it concerning the money he lent?
He was always flat broke.
Indubitably his sister can say if only you knew where to find her
Chorus
That slow talking boy, he don't work here no more
He go for a job in the city.
I wish I could say that he'll come to some good,
But I know he won't,
It's a pity.
Yes I remember your face from last year,
And your car, how it shines.
Unfortunately, he's not here with me.
I would say where he is if I could.
Chorus
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