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To A Past Affair
Thinking I'll miss you very much
If I knew which one you were
I'd really love to keep in touch
If I knew which one you were
You're the only woman for me, as such,
If I knew which one you were
I'd love to share it all, go dutch,
If I knew which one you were
Thinking of leaving my door on the latch
If I knew which one you were
I wouldn't have to sit & watch
If I knew which one you were
If I knew which one you were
I'd really love to keep in touch
If I knew which one you were
You're the only woman for me, as such,
If I knew which one you were
I'd love to share it all, go dutch,
If I knew which one you were
Thinking of leaving my door on the latch
If I knew which one you were
I wouldn't have to sit & watch
If I knew which one you were
Published 16th Jun 2013
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16th Jun 2013 11:48pm
17th Jun 2013 00:04am
Thanks, appreciate it. I think repetition is important, we all do it without meaning to, in speech & writing, so why not make a virtue of it?
17th Jul 2013 7:11pm
The repeated line does make the point clear. One suggestion though: The line "Thinking of leaving my door on the latch" I assume means shut but not locked. Would the meter be improved by saying: Thinking of leaving my door unlatched." I suppose "on the latch" sounds awkward to my (American) ears. But since the UK and America are separated by a common language, perhaps I just need more pub time.
17th Jul 2013 11:08pm
