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Artist: David Houston
Canonical path: /david-houston/clinging-vine
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Clinging Vine
Read Clinging Vine lyrics by David Houston on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Clinging Vine
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Cling to me clinging vine just to me clinging vine
How I wish those arms you're clinging to were mine
Please come back and cling to me clinging vine
I can't believe that we're through that you're clinging to someone new
Don't you know he'll never love you like I do
Please come back and cling to me clinging vine
(Cling to me clinging vine just to me clinging vine)
[ guitar ]
Cling to me clinging vine...
Please come back and cling to me clinging vine
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David Houston performs "Clinging Vine", and this lyric page sits inside the David Houston catalog on LyroVerse.
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