I Told Her And I Had Her
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I Told Her And I Had Her
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So that lady looked down at me and I am impressed
And I want to be with her and I
Plan on doing my best
Some how that lady came along my side
And asked me if I likeed her style
And so I gave her my comment with a big big smile
And I told her
Oh lady please dont fall for me
Cause I'm a loner and I alwys will be
But this lady wants me and I'll give her a night
To rember the rest of her life
And I had her
So now this lady is pleased and I am so glad
She turned out to be thest I ever had
Mm, mmm, this lady
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