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Artist: Ed Bruce
Canonical path: /ed-bruce/diane
Related lyric paths: 6
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Diane
Read Diane lyrics by Ed Bruce on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Diane
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Diane if you're gonna do him wrong again
You might as well do the wrong again with me
I haven't told a soul nobody knows about you and me
Diane if you're gonna do him wrong again
You might as well do the wrong again with me
We both lost our heads in the red wine
Left the lounge and drove to another town
Spent the night in a ten dollar mansion
You woke me the next morning crying
You ask me to forget about the things we did
Said you had no cause to be with me
And I believed you loved him so I stayed away
Diane you're back again and you swore you wouldn't be
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Ed Bruce performs "Diane", and this lyric page sits inside the Ed Bruce catalog on LyroVerse.
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