Sylvie
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Sylvie
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I love you Sylvie, I love you I do
I think you're nice, my advice is love me
I love you Sylvie, I love you I do
I think you're nice, now entice me to be.
Well I want you Sylvie darlin'
An' I need you Sylvie darlin'
An' I love you Sylvie, be my girl.
I love you Sylvie, I love you I do
I think you're swell, you do well, you know it
I love you Sylvie, I really do
I want to be, your baby, you know it.
Well I want you Sylvie darlin'
An' I need you Sylvie darlin'
Well I love you Sylvie, be my girl.
I love you Sylvie, I love you I do
You're quite the girl that I dream about
I love you Sylvie, I really do
You're quite the girl that I'm mad about.
Well I want you Sylvie darlin'
An' I need you Sylvie darlin'
Yes I love you Sylvie, be my girl.
Be my girl
Be my girl
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Clifford T. Ward performs "Sylvie", and this lyric page sits inside the Clifford T. Ward catalog on LyroVerse.
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