You Love Me
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You Love Me
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Under the mother eyes of the Mexican sky
She was happy and it shows in the sun
And it was fate laid in stone
Sacred heart, sacred ground
Her two children and we moved as one
And you said you loved me
You said you loved me
Now there's something missing
when you're kissing me
It's subtle yet it's gone
And then I'm suspicious
And then it gets vicious
And then it's a hole right through the heart
And you said you loved me
I thought you loved me
Now there is an ocean of time
Between your life and mine
You look happy and you're married again
And oh my Lord how you've grown
To find me still alone
I am humble
I'm still trying to forget
When you said you loved me
I thought you loved me
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DeVotchka performs "You Love Me", and this lyric page sits inside the DeVotchka catalog on LyroVerse.
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