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Far behind the forest of flying paper airplanes |
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Grazing on the grounds of ponytails |
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The substitute is counting down her ticks till recess |
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Hammering down to size her fingernails |
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Because today's the day Sebrina builds her box lunch buffet |
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Kool-aid, sandwiches and chips for all the shoulders |
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Lunch is on the table soon dessert is on the floor, singing |
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So serene, Sebrina makes me feel so serene |
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So serene, Sebrina makes me feel so serene |
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Chesney's looking dapper in his brand new dunce cap |
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Strolling down the runway to an 'F' |
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(Never has he ever looked this lovely) |
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With all the others watching |
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Eating paste and Plato |
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(The one and only) |
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He fights the urge to run and kiss the chef |
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But she's a lovetarian especially in the form of puppies |
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So he keeps his elbows off her table |
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But spills the beans |
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That he loves the girl behind the boysenberry punch |
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(Sebrina) |
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So serene, Sebrina makes me feel so serene |
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(Our lady of the jabberwock) |
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So serene, Sebrina makes me feel so serene |
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(I live to smell her tulips talk) |
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So serene, Sebrina makes me feel so serene |
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(The hostess for the Show and Tell, the shepherdess of the muscatel flock) |
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Lunchbox, hopsctoch on the rocks |
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With spitballs, pratfalls, alcohol |
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Sebrina |