The Love Song
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The Love Song
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Her name was Sam, and she came from Allawah
Her face was moonlight and her eyes were stars
She was the most beautiful thing in his world
She met this man with a Cheshire grin
Whose heart was golden and his hands were thin
He was the most beautiful thing in her world
But she cried 'I don't love you'
I don't love you (x4)
They took some gambles and they made some plans
They held each other's love inside their hands
They were the most beautiful things in this world
She said that some day you will be man
you'll be the leader of a big brass band
'Til then you'll be this beautiful thing in my world
Still she cried 'I dont love you'
I don't love you (x8)
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