She's Taken
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She's Taken
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She's the only one for me
And i've never seen someone
So trusting, loving
She'd never be untrue.
I love her more and more each day
But that doesn't change the fact
She's lonely, unhappy
And there's nothing i can do. (cause)
Chorus:
She's taken...she's taken
By a man who takes for granted all he has
She's taken and i'm waitin'
Until the day she's taken all she can.
He comes home late every night
He doesn't treat her right and now
She's turning, hurting
And that's not how love should be.
She needs someone who'll be a friend
Someone who'd love to spend
Every minute with her in it
And that someone could be me. (but)
Chorus:
She's taken...she's taken
By a man who takes for granted all he has
She's taken and i'm waitin'
Until the day she's taken all she can...
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Billy Dean performs "She's Taken", and this lyric page sits inside the Billy Dean catalog on LyroVerse.
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