Gulf Shores
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Gulf Shores
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It was hard enough to climb upon
It was slow-going at first
Sister, you have laid long in the sun
Aren't you dying of thirst?
Oh my dear your suit is candy-striped
And your legs are long and slim
If I whisper nothings in your ear
Will you pass them on to him?
You have laid here by the waterside
Since the day we came to town
Have you thought that you could waste away?
You don't care much for yourself
There are circles deep beneath your eyes
Why do you do this to yourself?
If you like we two could take a ride
I would love to take you down
We could watch a blue heron in flight
We could see the sights in town
You have laid here by the waterside
You have let the family down
A cold and frilly drink awaits us both
Watch me frolick in the sand
Oh dear'd you see me in the surf
With a starfish in my hand
Soon the restaurants will open up
Soon the bars will light their lights
You have aged, you must start looking up
Ugly things will come tonight
We could drive down to another beach
Even tanned your skin seems white
All our friends have gone away from here
So let's disappear from sight
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