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What a Pleasure

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Connie Hall Canonical path: /connie-hall/what-a-pleasure Related lyric paths: 6
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What a Pleasure

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What a pleasure life have been just loving you

All the years I spent without you were just wasted now I see

Many times I've cried when dreams felt to come true

Then a new day dawn had brought me happiness and peace of mind

What a pleasure life have been just loving you

What a pleasure in just knowing that you'll always be my own

By my side to help with every thing I do

No more loneliness no heartaches no more blues when day is done

What a pleasure life have been just loving you

[ guitar ]

Once the shadows of an old love made me doubt there ever be

Anyone who'd want share my world of blue

Then a heaart that knew contentment filled a new world for my own

And what a pleasure life have been just loving you

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