The First In Line
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The First In Line
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They say that you have found a love
And maybe it's strong enough
But should you ever change your mind
Let me be the first in line
For I would give my heart to you
With a love pure and true
And it would last till the end of time
So let me be the first in line
If your new love should make you blue
And you want somebody who
Will treat you tender treat you kind
Let me be the first in line
If someday he sets you free
I pray that you will consider me
I would give all that is mine
Just let me be the first in line
Let me be the first in line
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