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Class Warfare


If you'll be Jack Kennedy
I'll be your Jackie
Pink Chanel suits
Boat shoes and khaki
You can have Marilyn
And I'll have my Onassis
As long as we can exchange looks
Pretend our lives are classless 
Perrier loses it's bubbles 
And life isn't pretty
But maybe again we'll meet
If our luck isn't
Kennedy
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