I Made You a Woman
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I Made You a Woman
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I came to you wedding like you asked me to
So you would be sure that all is forgot between me and you
I could tell you remember as our eyes met
I made you a woman and that's hard to forget
I made you a woman a long time ago
And I know you're not sorry your eyes told me so
Oh I wanted to touch you I could not help myself
I made you a woman for somebody else
[ dobro ]
I saw your lips trembled as you said your vow
And I knew the meaning of every tear that fell on your gown
No one suspected and I'll never tell
That I made you a woman for somebody else
I made you a woman a long time ago...
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