I love to call you Darlin',
Darlin.
guess that's because
I can't remember your name.
but I do love you, Darlin'.
I love you all the same.
And though it's just
our first date,
yeah I know,
I met you at the bar,
but, Darlin',
I can't wait
to get you to my car.
So, Darlin',
if I say I love you,
and to youI'll be forever true ,
can we go back to my place
and screw, screw, screw?
Now let me just sit
and think.
I know you told me twice, Dear,
but, Darlin' I've had a lot to drink.
So Alice or Barbara or Betty,
Carol, Debbie Or Diane,
Edith, Frieda or...
Oh Hell, Darlin",
can I just buy you a beer?
(ah first dates & love at first site.)
(ain't love grand?)
hahaha love at first site.........yeah
I feel you Darlin'
Reviewed by Dens Dreamweaver (Reader)
Reviewed on August 22, 2002
Men! I should'a known
You'd forget my name
as soon as I was gone.
But I was prepared for this
Left a calling card there.
The number 1-800-382-5968
Spell it out, my dear..
<smiles sweetly and walks away>
Luv ya, darlin'
Me.
Reviewed by Laura Wright
Reviewed on August 22, 2002
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I feel you Darlin'
You'd forget my name
as soon as I was gone.
But I was prepared for this
Left a calling card there.
The number 1-800-382-5968
Spell it out, my dear..
<smiles sweetly and walks away>
Luv ya, darlin'
Me.