That's Fine
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That's Fine
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It's so easy to see
That you're in love with me
Cover your name next to mine on that big old tree
Tie you want it to be
And bring me things from the store
And put it at my front door
I've lost count of the time this has happen before
Not that I keep'em score
Cause I do the same for you
Just like I supposed to do
I'm yours, you're mine
If you ever feel in blue
Rest the shore up their tub
We just pick up where we left off then we toll the line
That's fine
Sunday's breakfast in bed
Strawberry jam on some bread
And if you feel like doing anything today then go ahead
I'll just lay here instead
Cause I do the same for you
Just like I supposed to do
I'm yours, you're mine
If you ever feel in blue
Rest the shore up their tub
We just pick up where we left off then we toll the line
That's fine
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Henrik Nagy performs "That's Fine", and this lyric page sits inside the Henrik Nagy catalog on LyroVerse.
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