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I saw a girl Who belongs to me. It was in her gait, The way she turned her face, And cocked her head For clarity. That girl belongs to me. She's a reflective skeptic, Knows a half empty glass, But she doesn't cover Her eyes with wool, She knows when it's half full. She enjoys serenity. Yes, that girl belongs to me. She only lives a life of fun, Her demenor's one of curiosity; Just the other day She turned one. Yes, that girl's one of mine; I'd pick her in a crowd, Spot her out, Without a doubt, That girl is so sublime, She's definitely One of mine.
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Jul 7, 2015
Jul 7, 2015 at 4:59 PM UTC
One of Mine
I saw a girl Who belongs to me. It was in her gait, The way she turned her face, And cocked her head For clarity. That girl belongs to me. She's a reflective skeptic, Knows a half empty glass, But she doesn't cover Her eyes with wool, She knows when it's half full. She enjoys serenity. Yes, that girl belongs to me. She only lives a life of fun, Her demenor's one of curiosity; Just the other day She turned one. Yes, that girl's one of mine; I'd pick her in a crowd, Spot her out, Without a doubt, That girl is so sublime, She's definitely One of mine.
francie-lynch
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Jul 7, 2015
Jul 7, 2015 at 4:59 PM UTC
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