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Doll house in the corner |
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Where you used to sit and play |
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Cutting paper playmates |
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Having tea at noon each day |
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All the things you cherished |
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Now have faded all away |
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And you're a big girl now, you say |
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All familiar faces that you |
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Used to watch and grow |
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Now have turned to faces that you |
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Really do not know |
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Now some special boy has come |
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Along and brought you joy |
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He wants to make love to you |
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There goes your innocence |
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Who's to say what's right or wrong? |
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But it's your innocence, |
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And when you give it up, it's gone. |
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And in your heart, in your mind, |
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If you feel it's the time, |
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Then your innocence is gone. |
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Every little shadow |
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Flickering on your bedroom wall, |
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Once were scary monsters, |
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Now they're all so very small. |
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Dangling on your mizpah |
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As you hurry down the hall, |
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You want to show all to all. |
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There goes your innocence |
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Who's to say what's right or wrong? |
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But it's your innocence, |
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And when you give it up, it's gone. |
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And in your heart, in your mind, |
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If you feel it's the time, |
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Then your innocence is gone. |
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Follow intuition, |
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No you ain't done nothing bad, |
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Take a look around you, |
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At your mother and your dad. |
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You're not alone, it happens all the time, |
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You should be glad, |
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That you're a big girl now, so sad |
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There goes your innocence |
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Who's to say what's right or wrong? |
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But it's your innocence, |
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And when you give it up, it's gone. |
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And in your heart, in your mind, |
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If you feel it's the time, |
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Your innocence |
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Innocence |
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Innocence |
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Innocence is gone |
