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Artist: Jim Reeves
Canonical path: /jim-reeves/there-s-that-smile-again
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There's That Smile Again
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There's That Smile Again
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There's that smile again the one I always see
Each time you foul and then step out on me
It's that same old smile that caused my heart to ache
Made it cry a while then finally break
I know I shouldn't care about the things you do
But when you're out somewhere I feel so blue
I only hope and pray that you'll come back and then
I'll never have to say there's that smile again
I know I shouldn't care...
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