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Proper Fit

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Proper Fit

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Your eyes could part the sea

But your words could dig a grave.

For my heart a place to rest.

Suit and tie a proper fit.

A beauty so bewitching.

No beast could ever deal.

I could never touch you.

In fear I might ruin,

A beauty so bewitching.

No beast could ever deal.

No, I'm not insane.

Just a little bit crazy.

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