Let Me Get My Message Thru
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Let Me Get My Message Thru
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[ Dickie & Leroy Sanland ]
I've got letters return phone calls no answer but I can't get my message thru
Every dream is of you and I know that it's true that I love you love you
Let me get my message thru let me get my message thru to you
Can't you hear my heart cries it's making my soul die
I know I done wrong but I won't to belong in your heart make me a part of you
So let me get my message thru I'll be yours and I'll be true
Let me get my message thru to you uh huh huh uh
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