hanging lappingly hello





An allowing view for you could be nice I think do you

to for you I say wording lovely weighing ways

is that you calling thru for me 

what a pretty song you

each chord I hear believing hearts be joy

stringing smiling eyes shapely figure you

I dance my dancey dancely tongue

hanging lappingly hello


 

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