I Saw My Lady
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I Saw My Lady
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I saw my lady walking by the river yesterday
She was picking flowers singin' songs of love along the way
Seeing her by moonlight tells me that her hair is shining yellow
Picking daisies nervously waiting by the river for her fellow
Think about her in my dreams see her through the misty scenes
All I know it really means I love her
Will she ever leave me she hasn't said she has somebody new
Or will she come and take my hand walk me down along the river too
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All I know it really means I love her
Will she ever leave me...
I saw my lady walking by the river yesterday
I saw my lady walking by the river yesterday
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