Elouise
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Elouise
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If you're down on your luck, don't get down on yourself
It won't do you no good
'Cause I've been there before, fought a hundred wars
And I'm still fighting for you
Elouise, why'd you leave?
Please confess, confess to me
Sing my song, patiently
And I'll return, my Elouise
Let's be alison
Let's be david burn
Let's all learn how to dance
Move your feet in time
Put your hand in mine
We will waltz once again
Elouise, why'd you leave?
Please confess, confess to me
Sing my song, patiently
And I'll return, my Elouise
Elouise, why'd you leave?
Please confess, confess to me
Sing my song, graciously
We will waltz, my Elouise
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