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I saw them there, a green pair,
In the window of a shop on Robertson.
It was the kind of store sold couture
and shiny little shoes I can't afford.
But they were such a find, had to be mine!
So I started in with shoulders back and held high.
And it was no when I saw the price: $1,705.

And I know now you know. And I now you know.
And I know now you know but never fair.

Those shoes a fantasy.
I it was meant to be.
But though they looked on me,
I they were not for me after all.

I slipped them on, tried to act calm.
But it was love, it was love, oh I it was love!
I felt the ache, knew my would break
should I ever to part with them.
But they such a style, I couldn't help but smile.
It was love, it was love, oh I it was love.

And I now you know. And I know now you know.
And I know now you but it's never fair.

shoes were a fantasy.
I thought it was to be.
But they looked good on me,
I guess they were not for me all.

Well, now the twist, the shoes do not exist.
They're just a pretty metaphor.
And though it's not fair, we'll all that pair
of we want but never were meant to wear.
No, it's not fair but we'll all find pair
of shoes we but never were meant to wear.
No, never fair but we'll all find that pair
of shoes we want but never meant to wear.