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Artist: Bill Anderson
Canonical path: /bill-anderson/three-times-a-lady
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Three Times A Lady
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Three Times A Lady
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Thank you for the times that you've given me
The memories are all locked away in my mind
And now that we've come to the end of our rainbow
There's something I feel I must say out loud
You're once twice three times a lady
Yes you're once twice three times a lady and I love you
You've shared my dreams my joys my pains
You've made my whole life worth livin' for
And if I had it all to live over again
I'd still wanna spend each and every moment with you
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