Blonde Harremien
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Blonde Harremien
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Drie daag gelee toen zag ik ow weer lopen
Eerst dacht ik verrek, daor he'k wel es met eproat
Ik ging op ow af, ie ston'n net moandverband te kopen
Mor ie deej net of ie niks zag, ie leet mie stoan op stroat
Blonde harremien is weer in de stad
Die he'k al wel 's een keer op mien kamer ehad
Blonde harremien, ie kent ze wel misschien
A'k heur niet kriege zoep ik mien zat
Van vroeger heer, al lang gelee op schole
Kende ik heur nog, zie was 't wildste wief
Ik liep steeds met heur met, nog zo gr=81n as kole
Wat was ik toen een stommen keerl, doaran arger ik mien nog stief
Blonde harremien is weer in de stad
Die he'k al wel 's een keer op mien kamer ehad
Blonde harremien, ze kost een knaak of tien
A'k heur niet kriege zoep ik mien zat
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