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A Moment to Remember
One time, some Tuesday
 On a hot July summer
 This cool gal walked by
  I wanted her number
 
 Dame was light skinned
 With her hair trimmed
 Real short, dyed blonde
 Her body was kind of slim
 Tight shorts, thick hips
 She likely got from mom
 
 That made this shy guy
 Hop out of his seat
 Use his feet to chase beauty
 Like he was racing another man
 Walking down that same street
 With the same exact plan
 
 Although when I got close
 To say hey what’s your phone?
 She didn’t seem so appealing
 Her cheeks no longer revealing
 
 Being naïve and young
 When she turned around
 I asked for directions 
 Tensely biting my tongue 
 Making no other sound
 
 She said walk two blocks 
 Move west then
 Turn left on Wesson
 You’re there in less than ten
 
 I said thank you mam
 Then quickly ran
 Thinking I dodged a close call
  With a chick I didn’t want at all
 
 Day after day 
 Night after night
 Up until next May
 She hadn’t crossed my sight
 
 This time she pulled up
 By the store in a Mercedes 
 I was almost on all fours
 Hoping she was still a single lady
 
 Before a guy hopped out
 Yelling hold on Hun
 Right then I swallowed
 My pride as I realized
 I must stop being shallow

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