Take Me Back
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Take Me Back
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You say your sorry once again, dear
You want me to take you back once more
You say you need a helping hand, dear
Well, that's what you told me once before
Walk softly on this heart of mine, love
Don't treat it mean and so unkind
Let it rest in peace and quiet, love
Walk softly on this heart of mine, walk on
I know someday you'll find a new love
I'll feel your heart has turned to stone
But please, let me down real easy
'Cause loneliness moves in as you move on
Walk softly on this heart of mine, love
Don't treat it mean and so unkind
Let it rest in peace and quiet, love
Walk softly on this heart of mine, walk on
Walk softly on this heart of mine
Walk softly on this heart of mine
Walk softly on this heart of mine
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