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The Bubbles I got that giddy feeling Dancing naked in the rain, Next time please remember Keep me away from champagne. The bubbles make me woozy I lose all sense of shame, Please don’t keep filling My glass with that champagne. I giggle uncontrollably Can find no one to blame, Except perhaps if you include Several glasses of champagne Piecing together the day’s events I think I’m going insane, I wasn’t quite my usual self; Too much of that champagne Your hungry kiss, your tender touch Would love to feel them again, I wonder what else went on After all that dreaded champagne. Lying awake, I am mortified Would like you in my picture frame, Call on me and I will swear Never again to drink champagne.
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