Looking At A Heart That Needs A Home
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Looking At A Heart That Needs A Home
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I'm just a stranger in this town I'm just a drifter looking round
I might stay a lifetime or a week it all depends if I'll find what I seek
You're looking at a heart that needs a home and a little girl to love me and me alone
One who wants a gentleman and accepts me like I am
You're looking at a heart that needs a home
[ guitar ]
I thought I had found her many times but love preserves the right to change its mind
I guess perhaps my ways are strange but without this cast I can't change
You're looking at a heart...
You're looking at a heart that needs a home
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