Just One Time
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Just One Time
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Just One Time
If I could see you just one time
Oh how it'd ease my troubled mind
If I could hold you just one time
And then pretend that you're still mine
Lips that used to thrill me so t
Hey now thrill someone else I know
Gone is the love that once was mine
Wish I could see you just one time
Chorus:
Oh oh oh how I miss you so
Oh I need you so
I I I'd give this heart of mine
Wish I could relive just one time
Turn back the pages and there I'd find
That same old love that once was mine
Wish I could see you just one time
Repeat Chorus (2x)
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Connie Smith performs "Just One Time", and this lyric page sits inside the Connie Smith catalog on LyroVerse.
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