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Marilyn Monroe

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Piet Botha Canonical path: /piet-botha/marilyn-monroe Related lyric paths: 6
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Marilyn Monroe

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Sy was altyd jou eie Marilyn Monroe

En dit was mamba om net huis toe te gaan

Waar sit jy nou, hier in 'n winter hotel

En verlang na die lag in haar stem

Ai jai jai jaai

Gister was ek nog jakkals se kind

Nou voel ek so oud

Asof alles verby is tussen my en jou

En dis koud hier op hierdie plek

En ek wil nie hier wees nie

En miskien sal ek jou nooit weer sien

Ai jai jai jaai

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