Title Rhyming Pairs:
Tell sell
Beat Treat
Smitten, mitten
mad, bad
Apologize, capitalize
kisses, misses
Love, Dove
Taylor A (tell) - Such a story, she knew better than to tell
David B (beat) - As she spoke, I felt my heart skip a beat
A (sell) - Someone took my heart and put it up to sell
B (treat) - Using me as if I was a side treat
C (smitten)
D(mad)
C (mitten)
D(bad)
E apologize)
F (kisses)
E (capitalize)
F (misses)
G (love)
G (dove)
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