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Artist: Al Martino
Canonical path: /al-martino/to-please-my-lady
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To Please My Lady
Read To Please My Lady lyrics by Al Martino on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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To Please My Lady
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To please my lady
And see her smile
I'd climb the matterhorn
I'd swim the nile
To please my lady
And hold her near
I'd sail the stormy seas
Without any fear
And if it would thrill her
I would fly the first plane to the moon
Then I'd bring back the moon for her
To please my lady I'd give my life
Because my lady just happens to be my wife
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To please my lady I'd give my life
Because my lady just happens to be my wife
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