She Went A Little Bit Farther
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She Went A Little Bit Farther
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Loving me to you seems such a bother you made it easy for me to love another
So don't blame her for stealing me you let her
And where your love stopped she went a little bit father
You changed so much I was more at ease with a stranger
It wasn't so hard our love was already danger
She does everything that pleases me you never
And where your love stopped she went a little bit father
She went a little bit farther to make me feel love
She considered my feelings now she's all that I'm thinking of
So don't blame her for stealing me you let her
And where your love stopped she went a little bit father
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