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I'm sorry I was a lousy date I should have made you wise, That I have this tacky tendency Toward very roving eyes. My friends had told me you're a witch A thought I did ignore, For I thought I saw an angel When you first walked in the door. But I guess they weren't kidding, And meant it in the truest sense; That you practice spells and curses, Still, you sure can fill a dress! So I'm sorry that I angered you As we sat there eating lunch. When that cheerleader walked on by us, With that skirt hiked up a bunch. Just couldn't keep from sneaking A last look as she strolled by, And I should have seen that look That suddenly came into your eye. So I've heard us called Neanderthals By women once or twice, But I really think you went too far. This isn't very nice. You could have said I was a lowlife And just left me flat at that, Instead you proved your witchy prowess All that's missing is your bat! Here I am now in this pickle Still in shock, just look at me; All I crave now is bananas And a big tall swinging tree!
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