Nami
says, we've got nothing in common,
No common ground to start
from,
And we're falling apart,
Nami says, the world has come
between us,
Our lives have come between us,
Still Sanji knows
Nami just don't care.
And Sanji said, "What about
breakfast at Baraties?"
Nami said, "I think I remember
that place,
And as I recall, I think, we both kind of liked
it."
And Sanji said, "Well that's, the one thing we've
got."
Sanji sees Nami, the only one who knew him,
And
now her eyes see through him,
he guesses he was wrong,
So what
now? It's plain to see we're over,
And Sanji hates when things are
over,
When so much is left undone.
And Sanji said, "What
about breakfast at Baraties?"
Nami said, "I think I
remember that place,
And as I recall, I think, we both kind of
liked it."
And Sanji said, "Well that's, the one thing
we've got."
Nami says, we've got nothing in common,
No
common ground to start from,
And we're falling apart,
Nami
says, the world has come between us,
Our lives have come between
us,
Still Sanji knows Nami just don't care.
And Sanji said,
"What about breakfast at Baraties?"
Nami said, "I
think I remember that place,
And as I recall, I think, we both
kind of liked it."
And Sanji said, "Well that's, the one
thing we've got."
And Sanji said, "What about
breakfast at Baraties?"
Nami said, "I think I remember
that place,
And as I recall, I think, we both kind of liked
it."
And Sanji said, "Well that's, the one thing we've
got."
And Sanji said, "What about breakfast at
Baraties?"
Nami said, "I think I remember that
place,
And as I recall, I think, we both kind of liked it."
And
Sanji said, "Well that's, the one thing we've got."