Two Young Lovers
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Two Young Lovers
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I saw two lovers walking along the sandy shore
Her tiny hand was locked in his, two hearts beatin' a chord
Two young lovers like you and I
With young love that just won't die
They stopped to pick a pebble, each one must make a wish
They cast them out into the blue and sealed it with a kiss
They stood beneath an elmtree, carved initials in a heart
And pledged to undying love, which only death could part
Two young lovers like you and I
With young love that just won't die
Just won't die, will not die, never die
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Eddie Cochran performs "Two Young Lovers", and this lyric page sits inside the Eddie Cochran catalog on LyroVerse.
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