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Martian boys think they're really hot stuff,
but I've had enough and won't take their guff. A Saturn gentleman promised me bling, but how could I wear that outrageous ring? So I came to Earth and looked all around, to see if true love could some day be found. I met a man who was cruising the mall; although he was sweet, he was way too tall! I met guys who wined and dined me at night, but I couldn't seem to find "Mr. Right." Suddenly a cute man came on the scene, who liked my short height and color of green. He danced so fast that he made me dizzy; my mind and heart were now in a tizzy. He was full of life and abundant charms, and I felt secure in his loving arms. My folks weren't sure he was the man for me, thought I should search another galaxy. Mom said he was just a bum without dough, till she saw gold and that pretty rainbow. 10-10-10-10 aabb
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