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Perfect day


A day without you It ain't no perfect day A day without you Just lying alone all day. And once on that day I dreamt a perfect one. She wakes me up And says she is mine. She opens her arms And everything's fine. Her hugs are warm Kisses sweet. Her eyes are so intimidating. That smile, that innocence That long white T-back Is the only thing she's wearing Touch of her legs Essence of hers. Seems the best morning. And that cosy afternoon That's not one to forget Sitting right there with her On the couch Arms wrapped around Her waist Kisses to your cheek That's all I need. And at night Just me and her Lying on the deck Hands wrapped perfectly together She's looking at the stars And I am looking at mine.
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