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AND THE COLOUR IN HER HAIR.
My Aunt has reached the grand old age Of eighty seven years. Her hair is jet black, so unlike The coiffure of her peers. I could get lots of bottles And paint a brand new set Of fingers, toes, but that's not ME What you see, is what you get! I'll grow old gracefully With hair of silver grey, There's nothing artificial here, I like myself this way.
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