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Based on a poem by Verlaine
Song For Her
They tell me that you are blond
And that all blonds are perfidious
Even adding “like a whore”
I laugh at their empty speeches!
Your eyes are the most beautiful in the world
And of your body, I am avid
What do they know of love?
What do they know of me?
They tell me that you are tan,
And that a tan woman has eyes of ember
Even adding “she seeks fortune and in the end will hurt”
Oh how I care!
Round and fresh as the moon
Glory to your strawberry lips
What do they know of love?
What do they know of me?
They tell me you are chestnut
And that you are tasteless and your face too red
I care not to worry
And of you I love all things
From your hair, fountain of ebony or gold
To your feet worthy of queens.
What do they know of love?
What do they know of me?