Ready, Willing And Able
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Ready, Willing And Able
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Blue moon is rising, all hope seems gone
A heart can be lonely only so long
Baby don't worry 'cause somebody cares
Just call out my name and I'll be right there
If you need a shoulder strong enough to lean on
If you need a hand that fits like a glove
If you need a heart then hold on steady
'Cause I'm ready, willing and able to love
I know you're wary, you've been hurt before
But it's time to move on, girl, and close that old door
Open your heart, wipe those tears from your eyes
You've got my number, don't even think twice
Now you think it's over, my offer still stands
And if you're still uncertain, I'll say it again
Yes, I'm ready, willing and able to love
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Daron Norwood performs "Ready, Willing And Able", and this lyric page sits inside the Daron Norwood catalog on LyroVerse.
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