Anna Marie| Donated by a friend of the page. |
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| AmAnna Marie, the girl I aE7dore, |
| Anna Marie the one I live Amfor. |
| I'd travel the world, o'er land and Dmsea, |
| I'd never find E7one like you, Anna MaAmrie. |
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| AmWe went to the open air theaDmtre, |
| GOne summers night in the Cpark. |
| AmSoon I had to exDmcuse myself, |
| And GI wandered off in the Cdark. |
| I Amgot back to my seat next Dmto her, |
| I'd Gnot been gone more than a Cminute. |
| I said, "AmHow was the show?" |
| She said, "DmYou ought to know you," |
| GSilly great fool you were Cin it. E |
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| Oh but |
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| She inAmvited me round for my Dmbirthday, |
| To Gshow me just how she could Ccook. |
| She Ammade some flaky Dmpastry, |
| It Gtasted like a wet Cbook. |
| But she Amhad to admit that the Dmcake that I bought, |
| GReally wasn't too Cbad. |
| She said she'd Amlight the 28 Dmcandles, |
| That were Gon the slice that she Chad. E |
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| Oh but |
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| She said, "AmNow we're alone lets get Dmcozy, |
| I'll Gput something more comfortable Con." |
| And I Amsat there biting my Dmfingernails, |
| For the Gfull half an hour she was Cgone. |
| The Amdoor burst open she Dmstood there, |
| With Gall of me mates from the Cdocks, |
| And they Amall sang 'Happy Birthday to DmYou', |
| And all GI had on was me Csocks. E |
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| Oh but |
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