O Pamela

	  		
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This a page from my diary 
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The fifteen day of November 
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This a page from my diary  
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What happened that day 
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I don't remember 
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But I do remember when 
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I wrote these words and then 
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And then reread them 
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Slowly to myself 
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Without emotion 

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And although the feelings changed 
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The words still sound the same 
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O Pamela 
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Tell everyone 
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Hang my head in shame 
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Take your name in vain 
     Am 
O Pamela 
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O Pamela 

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I have no soul 
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I'm as cold as December 
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Maybe twice as cold 
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And I'm as white as the snow 
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Because of my age 
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But my hand was shaking 
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As I wrote this page 
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And although the feelings changed 
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The words still sound the same 
    Am 
O Pamela 
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Tell everyone 
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Hang my head in shame 
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Take your name in vain 
     Am 
O Pamela 
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O Pamela you have everything 
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Everything you bargained for 
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Everything you worked for 
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Everything you would have killed for 
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Take everything 
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Open the door 
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I'll let the rain pour in 
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And first thing in the morning 
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The telephone rings 
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Pamela says 
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'Oh look at the time' 
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Believe me, that's the last thing on my mind 
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Will you take a walk with me in the sunshine 
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O Pamela, before it's too late 
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Will you take a walk with me by the ocean 
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O Pamela, before it's too late