Darling Are You Ever Coming Home
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Darling Are You Ever Coming Home
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Once again it's twelve o'clock and you're still gone
Darling are you ever coming home
Oh I don't mind this waiting for you while you're gone
But darling are you ever coming home
The wind outside is cold as my poor heart inside
Darling are you ever coming home
I love you much too much to worry about my pride
But darling are you ever coming home
Just before I tuck them in the children question me
Why did daddy leaves us all alone
Oh but I've run out of answers you've been gone so long
Darling are you ever coming home
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