Things Have Changed
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Things Have Changed
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Gal me try fi love ya but me cyan get through.
Now you haffi tell me why fi do.
Gal me try up to now me just cyan get no bligh,
Haffi ask de question why.
You used to know me,
How things have changed,
Now that i walk these streets again.
And of course the same man that i was,
All those years before.
If i had to love you,
I know what i'd do.
I know what i'll say.
All over again.
If i had to love you,
I know what i'd do.
I know what i'll say.
All over again.
Things have changed,
How things have changed.
Only memories of before,
Sweet island you know i'm yours.
In my homeland
Is where my lady was.
If i had a chance and i had to love you.
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