Quiet days in Clichy (II)
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1. There were two girls from the café,
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we picked both
of them up one day.
We took both of
them to our flat,
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and the red-headed
one gave Carl the clap.
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2. The dark-haired girl took off her shoe,
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she smiled at
Joey and then she was through.
He tried
everything, but just his luck,
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the one from
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3. Little Colette she has no sense,
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serving the
breakfast without her pants,
spoiling the
coffee, burning the eggs,
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all of her
brains are between her legs.
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4. Baby Colette, she's all grown up,
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sweeping the
floor and washing the tub.
Cleaning the
dishes and ironing the clothes,
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what she's
thinking, God only knows.
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5. The sad-eyed girl from the grocery store,
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her American
husband didn't love her anymore.
He deserted
her, he vanished away,
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and she wants
to speak English now, night and day.
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6. They would go to a movie and then for a walk,
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and to the
apartment for some fun and talk.
She would sleep
with one or she would sleep with the other,
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as long as they
spoke English it really didn't matter.
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7. Then there was Jean from the Herald Tribune,
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bringing
bottles of wine up to their room.
They could
squeeze her tits and rub her crack,
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but the thought
of f….ing drove her quite mad.
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8. At the thought of a cock inside her cunt,
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she would
always begin to smash the place up.
She would weep
and screech and scream and cry,
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and then come
back for another try.
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