Gentle Woman Mine
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Gentle Woman Mine
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Gentle woman mine gentle woman mine your love's the lasting kind
Gentle woman mine gentle woman mine you belong to me you're mine
You lay your head beside me and you gently take my hand
I feel your body close to mine you understand your man
Gentle woman mine...
We pull the night around us like a blanket warm and black
The problems of the world are gone and we don't want 'em back
You breathe soft on my shoulder and I hold you close so tight
I wouldn't give the whole wide world for what we have tonight
Gentle woman mine...
Gentle woman mine...
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Jim Ed Brown performs "Gentle Woman Mine", and this lyric page sits inside the Jim Ed Brown catalog on LyroVerse.
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