What Will I Tell My Darling
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What Will I Tell My Darling
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(What) what will I tell my darling (when) oh when she comes back home
How will I say that I'm sorry for the sings that I know I've done wrong
(Oh she) yes she's gonna walking and kiss me
(Yes I know) oh I know that's what she's gonna do
Then she'll look at me so tenderly and say whose darling are you
Well let's see I'm gonna tell her that I've missed her
And oh yes I'm so glad that you're my own
But oh is it best to tell the rest oh what what will I tell my darling
[ piano ]
(Oh she) yes she's gonna walking...
(What will I tell my darling)
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