Coffee In France

from What the Sailor Sees by Brittany Gillstrap

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Oh won't you join me?
For a cup of coffee?
In a cafe in France
We can sit all day
You with your latte
Me with my cup of joe

Oh don't you know
I like the books you read
You like the way I play and sing
We could be happy

So please, oh darling pretty please
Just tell me you love me
That you need me
Because I do quite adore

Won't you join me?
For a stroll in the park at dusk?
Ask me if you must
You can take me hand
Dance with me once and twice, and again

So please, oh darling pretty please
Just tell me you love me
That you need me
Because I do quite adore

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from What the Sailor Sees, released October 8, 2013

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