Beautiful Lady In Blue
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Beautiful Lady In Blue
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Ev'ryone loves a love story
Told of a maid and a man
But listen to my love story
It ended before it began
A beautiful lady in blue
We met just like two shadows do
Not one word was said, she kiss'd me and fled
And our little romance was thro'
A beautiful lady in blue
She thought I was someone she knew
Her lips so divine Were not meant for mine
The night seem'd to laugh at us too
How did I know she was lovely?
There wan't a moonbeam a-glow
How would I know there's a haven
Unles my heart told me so?
A beautiful lady in blue
And strange as it may sound to you
A lifetime was spent in one little moment
With a beautiful lady in blue
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