Angela's Eyes
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Angela's Eyes
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Once on a midsummer's night
I gazed on a beautiful sight
And without a word all was said
When my eyes and Angela's met
And I found myself in Angela's arms
And Angela's arms felt so right
I fell in love with an angel that night
When I looked in Angela's eyes
Ridin' life's wild carousel
Can be either heaven or hell
Depending on who shares the ride
With Angela I'm satisfied
And I found myself in Angela's arms
And Angela's arms felt so right
I fell in love with an angel that night
And I'm lost in Angela's eyes
I'm making love to an angel tonight
And I'm lost in Angela's eyes
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