I Like You
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I Like You
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You're such a good friend
I'd hate to have you as an enemy
From the first time we met
I knew you were the one to set me free
I like you you liked me I
Liked you you like me
Holding my heart in the palm of your hand
Headed our west for the Indian lands
Dreams of the golden boy tangling your mind
Burning your body to fill in the time
Sad city sister
On avenue of palm
I knew naively
That I was your man
I followed after
With heavy heart of lead
Just like a man who
Walks yet is dead
I asked you to dance
And you wondered and you thought you might so we went and took a chance
On the cat walk in the cold star light
I held you
You felt me
I touched you
You kissed me
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Donovan performs "I Like You", and this lyric page sits inside the Donovan catalog on LyroVerse.
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