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Slowly music, flashing lights,
People dancing everywhere. Suddenly I fell in love As I saw her standing there. "May I ask?" She nodded me. Those eyes then made me mad: They're little brown and little green And little-bit too sad. We talked a bit and then we danced, She smiled often at that night. She looked at me and so I glanced Her eyes – no-ordinary bright. But party was little, it ended soon. We were standing in the bus Full of people in the party-mood, But there were none for two of us. I felt her head resting on my breast, Her golden hair I touched. She looked perfect, she was best And I liked her very much. After that – I felt like dead Or a fellow struck by flash. Lovely smile on face she said: "Fifty dollars pay in cash!" She was Celia, Queen of Bitches, Gorgeous – and I bought her. And now she's here and dress she stitches Will for our second daughter.
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