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Half Past Six


HALF PAST SIX He bought her a coffee half past six The feelings he had towards her started to mix When he bought her a coffee, half past six They kissed, like it, was just, for kicks Again Halley's comet was blocked by bricks Again when he touched her it started to mix She said lets get out here after six But he bought her a coffee half past six again She feels colder now Just let him think this out She needs him right now Just when he begins to doubt She thinks saying it daily will sort this out He swears they will leave there without a doubt She says that she don't know what it's all about He swears he can count when he Bought her a coffee and it was just passed six The feelings they had towards another started to fix The kiss she said was just for kicks Turned into another half past six
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