Thank you for walking
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Thank you for spending one day,
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with a stranger
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Good morning. Hello! Choose a color, carnation
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we'll walk along.
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Down round the pond, up the hill bricks and steeples
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it's not all gone... I recall
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Thank you for walking
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Thank you for spending one day,
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with a stranger
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Thank you for talking
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and showing the way to a stranger
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Wining and dining (what a September)
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from bags by the river (I should've worn a sweater)
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a sun, sail, song (it's cooler up here)
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We sat on a wall (oh my)
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rest our feet (just a little longer)
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touch our noses
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Then slow poke on... oh, I recall
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One red carnation
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the color for April
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and apples
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and wine
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I suppose it was white... but I needed the rhyme.
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As I packed up to leave oh, I noticed the fountain,
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the statue's hand.
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There in her bronzed, moistened, palm
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red carnation
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Without you there... I recall
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Thank You For...
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| Hall & Oates |
