Mrs. Jones
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Mrs. Jones
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Oh, she cried and she said : I have to go
Someday I'll be back and I know
I love you babe - it's my mistake
Sometime when we touch, I heal your heart
I'm waiting for you - will you break apart ?
I waited for you baby - it's my mistake
Tell me if it's time for me to go
Please tell me, oh my babe, just say no
Mrs. Jones have you seen her
Mrs. Jones we have it all
It's a little bit unfair
Oh she never tried to calm
Mrs. Jones weels are turning
Mrs. Jones that's no lie
Oh my heart is burning like a secret lullaby
Baby, how can I lose what I never had
A wonderful world - but you drive me mad
I love you babe - it's my mistake
It started in heaven against the world
My heart is like a burning hell
I love you babe - It's my mistake
May I sleep with you - dream tonight
Sorry doesn't always make it right
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