One Of These Days
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One Of These Days
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One of these days one of these days
I'll spend more time with you I'll do more things for you
To show you how much I love you one of these days
One of these days one of these days
When our children can share us when our duties can spare us
And our problems fade away one of these days
One of these days one of these days
When my job don't demand me and my work leaves some time free
When our fortune is made one of these days
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One of these days one of these days
Till then please believe me and don't ever leave me
Believe me when I say one of these days one of these days
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