He 'll Have To Go
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He 'll Have To Go
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Put your sweet lips
A little closer to the phone
Lets pretend that we're together
All alone
I'll tell the man
To turn the juke box
Way down low
And you can tell
Your friend there with you
He'll have to go.
Whisper to me
Tell me do you love me true
Or is he holding you
The way I do
Though love is blind
Make up your mind
I've got to know
Should I hang up
Or will you tell him
He'll have to go
You can't say the words I want to hear
While you're with another man
Do you love me
Answer yes or no
Darling I will understand
I'll understand.
(Repeat first and third verse)
So...(Repeat first verse)
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