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Stephen Sondheim

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She was smart, tart, dry as a Martini,
Ah, but underneath,
She was all... heart, something by Puccini,
Ah, but underneath,
In the depths... of... her interior
Were fears... she... was inferior
And some... thing... even eerier --
But no one dared to query her superior exterior!
--
"Underneath", from Follies (1971)

 
Stephen Sondheim

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