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Artist: John D. Loudermilk
Canonical path: /john-d-loudermilk/blin-away
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Blin Away
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Blin Away
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All the loves that I've had before
I could blink away
And they would go away
They would stay away
But now comes a tear to my eye
That I can't blink away
Though try so hard I may
You won't blink away
When you come to the corner of my eye
I try, oh, wo, wo, wo
To smile and say
I'll think you away
I'll blink you away
I blink and I blink and I think and I think
But no, wo, wo, wo, wo
You won't go away
My love just makes you stay
You won't blink away
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