Two Strangers In Love
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Two Strangers In Love
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Looks are deceiving words are too so what can two strangers in love do
Both on the rebound both on the mend so where do two strangers in love begin
Both are in love though they've just met but both are too cautious to show it yet
Smiles are deceiving kisses are too so what can two strangers in love do
Both need a lover need a sweetheart but where do two strangers in love start
Both over anxious to forget their past
But both afraid to fall for fear this too won't last
Both need a lover need a sweetheart but where do two strangers in love start
Smiles are deceiving kisses are too so what can two strangers in love do
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