No Love Have I
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No Love Have I
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A man can be happy without money but he must have some love in his life
I've lost you and now I'm so lonely lonely cause no love have I
I'd trade my life for a beggar if he had someone close by his side
Sometimes I can't keep from crying crying cause no love have I
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I know that I must keep on living but it's so hard to hold my hand high
My wordly possessions mean nothing nothing cause no love have I
I hope you'll be happy in your world I've wondered since we've said goodbye
I've prayed that you'll always have someone and never say no love have I
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