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Artist: Hank Locklin
Canonical path: /hank-locklin/and-then
Related lyric paths: 6
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And Then
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And Then
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And then I slowly took you in my arms and held you
And then I found your waiting lips and then I kissed you
And then I closed my eyes and heard you say you never would leave me again
You swore no other arms would ever hold you again
And then how sweet to let my fingertips caress you
And then my jealous heart believed you and I blessed you
And then and then you said I'll love you till I die
And then and then I woke up and then I started to cry
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And then and then you said...
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Hank Locklin performs "And Then", and this lyric page sits inside the Hank Locklin catalog on LyroVerse.
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