Return To Send Her
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Return To Send Her
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Don't disturb my bed is what i should have said
When you kissed me my head started to sway
I took your picture
You bought me some literature
Honey you make my day
I don't want to take advantage or do you any damage
I'm not sure i can manage to stay away
We have been tender
Don't return to send her
The love that was coming your way
I will defend you my friend
I won't quietly walk away.
I don't want to take advantage or do you any damage
I'm not sure i can manage to stay away
Don't be downhearted by this thing we started
I guess that's what i'm trying to say
I will defend you my friend
I won't quietly walk away.
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