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Artist: Lillie Mae
Canonical path: /lillie-mae/forever-and-then-some
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Forever And Then Some
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Forever And Then Some
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Please take me back
I'll stay straight
Goodbye sweet lips
Mississippi way
I'm glad you're back
I've been counting the days
Blood runs too deep
But you understand
What's underneath
The mud and the sand
I've got your back
I've been missing your ways
Oooooo wooooo
Oooooo
Time's catching up
And I can't run away
Will there be love or
Will I get to say
But your on my mind
Forever and then some
Oh please take me back
I'll stay straight
Goodbye sweet lips
Mississippi way
I'm glad you're back
I've been missing the days
Time's catching up
And I can't run away
Will there be love or
Will I get to say
But your on my mind
Forever and then some
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