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Artist: Jane Monheit
Canonical path: /jane-monheit/do-i-love-you
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Do I Love You?
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Do I Love You?
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Do I love you, do I?
Doesn't one and one make two?
Do I love you, do I?
Does July need a sky of blue?
Would I miss you, would I
If you ever should go away?
If she sun should desert the day,
What would life be?
Will I leave you never?
Could the ocean leave the shore?
Will I worship you forever?
Isn't heaven forever more?
Do I love you, do I?
Oh, my dear, it's so easy to see
Don't you know I do?
Don't I show you I do,
Just as you love me?
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Jane Monheit performs "Do I Love You?", and this lyric page sits inside the Jane Monheit catalog on LyroVerse.
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