Take Good Care Of Him
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Take Good Care Of Him
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I supposed I'll say congratulations for you're one and only man I'll ever love
But I've hurt too much to face the situation
So take good care of him take good care of him
Just to be around him was my greatest pleasure
He was everything my future held in store
So remember when you take my only treasure
So take good care of him take good care of him
I must accepted he loved you more than me
So with my broken heart I'll bow out gracefuly
Please don't send me any wedding invitations
For I couldn't dare to see him there with you
If he's happy that will be my consolation
Just take good care of him take good care of him
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