You Loved Me Then
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You Loved Me Then
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You loved me then
See those lights but there I touched them you loved me then ounce they were like angels in the sky going to heaven you loved me then
Now they're only little stars looked at by the eyes of the world then they won't shine in the sky no more because you loved me then
(See those lights) look up
(I ounce touched them) and they went away just like you did you left me with no one to yearn for now my beautiful skies are getting cloudy
You loved me then (you loved me then you loved me then)
this world where I bide was paradise but now it's nothing you loved me then (you loved me then you loved me then you loved me then)
You loved me then!!
(You loved me then you loved me then you loved me then!)
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Eddie Kendricks performs "You Loved Me Then", and this lyric page sits inside the Eddie Kendricks catalog on LyroVerse.
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