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Abc ~ If I Ever Thought You'd Be Lonely


Hold a candle to a naked flame Ask the atheist his christian name Try parachuting from a burning plane Finding someone else you could blame If i ever thought you'd be lonely If i ever thought you'd be there If i ever fought the alimony Painted pony You'd be there Eskimo heart Bedouin throat A butcher trussed up in a camel hair coat A crowning in the castle A drowning in the moat Ocean dried, Desert afloat If i ever thought you'd be lonely If i ever thought you'd be there If i ever fought the alimony My one and only You'd be there One for the lady, One for the gent Signatures in wet cement, And if you ever ask, What i meant then i'd never know, Then i'd never know... more free lyrics

Hold a candle to a naked flame

Ask the atheist his christian name

Try parachuting from a burning plane

Finding someone else you could blame

If i ever thought you'd be lonely

If i ever thought you'd be there

If i ever fought the alimony

Painted pony

You'd be there

Eskimo heart

Bedouin throat

A butcher trussed up in a camel hair coat

A crowning in the castle

A drowning in the moat

Ocean dried,

Desert afloat

If i ever thought you'd be lonely

If i ever thought you'd be there

If i ever fought the alimony

My one and only

You'd be there

One for the lady,

One for the gent

Signatures in wet cement,

And if you ever ask,

What i meant then i'd never know,

Then i'd never know...

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