Reconsider baby
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Reconsider baby
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So long, how I hate to see you go
So long, how I hate to see you go
And the way that I'm gonna miss you
Darlin' you'll never know
We've been together so long, to have to separate this way
We've been together so long, to have to separate this way
But you can go on and leave me, baby
Hope and pray you'll come back home someday
You said you once, once had loved me
Now I guess you've changed your mind
You said you once, once had loved me
Now I guess you've changed your mind
Please reconsider, baby
And give yourself just a little more time
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