Save Me In The Morning
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Save Me In The Morning
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Refrain :
Save me in the morning
I'll try to understand
Say goodbye and we'll be free
Save me in the evening
And no diamonds are my friends
You mean everything to me.
Come on little angel
Let us find a place
Where we'll live together
In harmony and peace.
Refrain :
Save me in the morning
I'll try to understand
Say goodbye and we'll be free
Save me in the evening
And no diamonds are my friends
You mean everything to me.
Life is all so short love
So come on hold me tight
And we'll find a better place
ere we can spend all night.
Refrain :
Save me in the morning
I'll try to understand
Say goodbye and we'll be free
Save me in the evening
And no diamonds are my friends
You mean everything to me
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Who performs "Save Me In The Morning"?
Kathy Kelly performs "Save Me In The Morning", and this lyric page sits inside the Kathy Kelly catalog on LyroVerse.
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