Billy Christian
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Billy Christian
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Are you listening Billy Christian if you are then come on home
Everything is like you left that I spent all my time alone
Every minute here without you passes like a hundred years
Come on home if you're listening Billy dear
Billy Christian now I know that you're the wild and wandering kind
I promise I'll stick by you if you ever change your mind
I still love you and I want you dear no matter where you go
I need you Billy Christian heaven knows
No one seems to understand me and I always ask 'em why
Don't they know I love you up until the day I die
Will you Billy Christian do you ever hear this song
Billy Christian don't you know you're welcome home
Are you listening Billy Christian...
Come on home if you're listening Billy dear
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Margie Bowes performs "Billy Christian", and this lyric page sits inside the Margie Bowes catalog on LyroVerse.
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