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One In A Billion

from Strange Life by Frank Zappia

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ONE IN A BILLION

One in a billion
won’t you connect with me
You’ll see me in my best light
Comin’ out of your C.R.T.

I don’t like bars,
run down my battery
Follow me hard
I promise I won’t waste you

It doesn’t change the way I love
Still I want it
Put my happy on
and hope
the one will come along
and like it

It’s easy to express,
put on my smiley face
Go undercover agent
and watch your page
I know where you’re going
might see you there

It doesn’t change the way we love
Still we find it
Put my message out
and hope
that I’m still good
when we’re alone

It doesn’t change the way we love
Still we make it
Carry off and tell our friends
all we’ve done
before we take it

My one in a billion
I’ll be your history
Running through your machine
(secretly)
for all to see

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from Strange Life, released December 21, 2019
Words and music by Frank Zappia

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Frank Zappia Canberra, Australia

Frank Zappia is a piano player, composer, singer/songwriter from Canberra, Australia. Frank showcases his gentle musical style, melodically and dynamically through his original songs, pop covers and instrumental piano compositions.

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