Tea & Biscuits
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Tea & Biscuits
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I'd like to take you out, for tea and for biscuits,
And show you the city, as I see her, how I need her,
She is my beauty queen and my lover,
Yes I love her,
She takes me where I want to go.
And out of my blue sky eyes, I see you for who you are,
And out of my blue sky eyes, I see you for who you really are.
I'd like to take her out for tea, I hope she likes biscuits,
She lies in my hands,
Moving now, I said moving,
Let's us love to be alone,
Oh and I got no love to give,
Still we sit there and I'm high.
And out of my blue sky eyes, I see her for who she is,
And out of my blue sky eyes, I see her for who she really is.
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