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Artist: Keith Whitley
Canonical path: /keith-whitley/all-i-ever-loved-was-you
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All I Ever Loved Was You
Read All I Ever Loved Was You lyrics by Keith Whitley on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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All I Ever Loved Was You
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All I ever loved was you
You broke a heart that cried for you
I've wasted all my tears on you
For all I've ever loved was you.
Go out and find somebody new
But you'll be sorry if you do
You'll never find a love so true
For all I ever loved was you.
Buy her rings and diamonds too
But you'll be sorry if you do
You'll never find a love so true
For all I ever loved was you...
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