Standing At The Crossroads
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Standing At The Crossroads
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I say love lost this time baby
I was standing down at the crossroads
I say love lost this time baby
I was standing down at the crossroads
Yes i saw you with another man
And i wondered where you were going
You told me you loved me before you left
And i didn't understand a word you say
Oh you told me you loved me before you left
I didn't understand a word you say
I lonely out here by myself
Because i don't want nobody else
Whoa yeah
Oh i said woman
Told you i was going away
Oh i said pretty baby
I told you i'm going away
I told you that i'd miss you
And i'll worry every day
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