Wild Rebel Love
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Wild Rebel Love
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We used to roll and tumble
Anytime the passion would call
It never took much a look or a touch
Just any little reason at all
Didn't need the wine and roses
Didn't need the moonlight around
Just me wanting you and you wanting me
We never turned love down
Now here we are how could we come so far
From where we were back then
And I wonder if we'll ever feel that wild rebel love again
[ dobro ]
It used to be so easy we did it all by heart
Now it's just man and wife caught up in life
Looking for some light in the dark
Now here we are how could we come so far...
And I wonder if we'll ever feel that wild rebel love again
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Dennis Robbins performs "Wild Rebel Love", and this lyric page sits inside the Dennis Robbins catalog on LyroVerse.
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