Hang My Picture In Your Heart
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Hang My Picture In Your Heart
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Hang my picture in your heart dear while I'm many miles away
And hang on me when you get lonely and I'll come back to you someday
I'll come back with arms to hold you lips to kiss your cares away
Hang my picture in your heart dear and I'll come back to you someday
[ fiddle ]
Hang my picture in your heart dear as sure your sweet love start to stray
Just think of me and how I love you and I'll come back to you someday
I'll come back with arms to hold you...
And I'll come back to you someday
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