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Artist: Doris Day
Canonical path: /doris-day/my-darling-com-buddy-clark
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My Darling (Com Buddy Clark)
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My Darling (Com Buddy Clark)
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My darling, my darling
I've wanted to call you my darling
For many and many a day.
My darling, my darling,
I've fluttered and fled like a sparkling
My courage just melted away.
Then, all at once, you kissed me.
And there's not a thing I'm sane enough to say except
My darling, my darling
Get used to that name of my darling.
It's here to stay.
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