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Dearest

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Juno Canonical path: /juno/dearest Related lyric paths: 6
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Dearest

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Dearest - though you're the nearest to my heart

please don't ever - umm ya

ever say we'll part

You scold and you were so bold

yes together - umm ya

our love will grow old - umm ya

our love will grow old

You may be a million miles away

please believe me - umm ya

when you hear me say

I love you - I love you

Come home - keep me from these sleepless nights

try my love again - umm ya

I'm gonna treat you right - umm ya

I'm gonna treat you right

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