Lynette I Love You
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Lynette I Love You
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When I was three, you came to me
You had a popsicle with two sticks
So we could split right down the middle
You were my friend, and I to you
And you taught me how to share between us two
I was 22, I picked up the guitar
I thought it would be a good way to share things from my heart
I traveled 'round, I made some friends
Who give to me because I give something to them
We don't have much, but it's enough
For us to be happy
Recently, she came to me
To share her time and love 'cause she believes
Though we don't have much, it is enough
To stick together when life gets real tough
Her name's Lynette and I'm in love
La-la-la-lovely
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