How Can Our Cheatin' Be Wrong (with Jeannie Seely)
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How Can Our Cheatin' Be Wrong (with Jeannie Seely)
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Like two common thieves caught stealing we've been blamed for havin' feeling
Darling how can our cheatin' be wrong
We both have obligations but there at war with our temptations
Darling how can our cheatin' be wrong
Our love is not accepted we're condemned and disrespected
But they'd never felt or shared one precious moment we've known
There's no way for words to smother the love we're feeling for each other
Darling how can our cheatin' be wrong
[ piano ]
Our love is not accepted...
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