Take Her
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Take Her
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Take me back to the time
When i saw her face
You were the light that robbed the night
A queen who wins the ace
You took me by surprise
Last win love and first win lies
Let the fool into the game
Now the fool's got another name
Won't you take hershe's a little heart
Breaker
Take her away, away
You were there to see it all
The loughter, the pain
I was sheltered from the storm
The one who always stopped the rain
There's a chance to choose between
The victim or the crime
If you dance the night away
You got to take your time
Won't you take hershe's a little heart
Breaker
Take her away, awayaway
Just take her, and shake herbreak her, take her
Shake her, break hertake her away
Take her away
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Eizo Sakamoto performs "Take Her", and this lyric page sits inside the Eizo Sakamoto catalog on LyroVerse.
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