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Guilty

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Jim Reeves Canonical path: /jim-reeves/guilty Related lyric paths: 6
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Guilty

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I've been accused convicted and condemned the trial's over and now I face the end

Is this your way of telling me we're through when all I'm guilty of is loving you

You were the judge the jury all in one you found me guilty and now my terms begun

I must confess I've never been untrue and all I'm guilty of is loving you

Loving you and now I'm losing you losing you for things I didn't do

Please let your heart consider and appeal for now you know exactly how I feel

Don't punish me for things I didn't do when all I'm guilty of is loving you

Yes all I'm guilty of is loving you

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