Herbert Nehrlich - Cheers

There once was a sheila named Sally
who resided in Cornwall's green valley.
Through the grace of St. Nick
I was given her pic......
would I love to meet HER in an alley.

Knowing Cornwall is near the Sahara
there is one who without her mascara
is a product of Britain
that a man could be smitten
with such ease and her name could be Tara.

At the risk of forgetting to mention
there is one who has got my attention.
As her name rhymes with ina
but is not Angelina
She provokes in my heart hypertension.

There are souls with such sweetness to bare,
it is pleasant to be here and share
with the girls and the guys
all the lows and the highs
while the moon does reflect in their hair.

Herbert Nehrlich

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