Hi, doug. I just rewrote it:

Ensenada
Patricia Baker, BMI©2007

Once upon a summer time
There was a girl that I called mine
Her kisses tasted sweeter than wine
In Ensenada

Pretty little seniorita
Heaven sent, a real man teacher
Wrought iron gates that couldn’t keep her
In Ensenada

Chorus
My Ensenada by the sea
Burned into my memory
Caressed by her gentle breeze
Time took her away from me
Ensenada….Ensenada

Coal black hair against starlight
Her body framed in moonlight
How young passion can ignite
In Ensenada

Fingers snapped like castanets
Eyes reflecting pools in sunset
A love that I can’t forget
In Ensenada

Repeat Chorus


Is this better??

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