What Would You Take For Me
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What Would You Take For Me
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What would you take for me darling a Cadillac or an NK
A twenty room mansion in Memphis with a big high wrought iron gate
What would you take for me darling what would it cost me to stay
Cause whatever the price I'd spend my whole life getting up the money to pay
What would you take for me darling the trips to far distand lands
And diamonds and such mean more than a touch of your true lover's hand
What would you take for me darling...
Getting up the money to pay
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