I Saw Her Standing There
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I Saw Her Standing There
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Well
She was just 17
You know what I mean
And the way she looked
Was way beyond compare
So how could I dance
With another
(Ooh)
And I saw her
Standing there
Well
She looked at me
And I
I could see
That before
Too long
I'd fall in love
With her
She wouldn't dance
With another
(Whooh)
And I saw her
Standin' there
Well
My heart
Went "boom"
When I crossed
That room
And I held her
Hand in mine
(2x):
Whoah
We danced
Through the night
And we held
Each other tight
And before
Too long
I fell in love
With her
Now
I'll never dance
With another
(Whooh)
Since I saw her
Standing there
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