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La Vie en Rose

Your whispers in French made me forget I don't know how to dance. And I wondered, if he could smell your raspberry bubble bath skin would Louis Armstrong sing just for you like you sang just for me in the corner where we built our blanket fort, where the lamp on the floor was the only light in the room besides the one in your eyes whenever I spun you around And I just know if I had a voice like his we would still be dancing.
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Jan 8, 2015
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#love#dancing#couple#intimacy#louis#armstrong
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