Make Her Mine
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Make Her Mine
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Make the river deep
The mountain high
The cornflower blue
As the summer sky
And heaven above me
Tell her to love me
Make her mine
Make the valley green
The pinetree tall
The walk of the Sun
After raindrops fall
And heaven above me
Tell her to love me
Make her mine
Is it so wrong to long for
Someone who's so supreme
I'm not the one she's strong for
But is it a sin if I dream?
I sighed for her
Her caress
Am I but a voice
In the wilderness
Oh heaven above me
Tell her to love me
Make her mine
Is it so wrong to long for
Someone who's so supreme
I'm not the one she's strong for
But is it a sin if I dream?
I sighed for her
Her caress
Am I but a voice
In the wilderness
Oh heaven above me
Tell her to love me
Make her mine
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Who performs "Make Her Mine"?
Nat King Cole performs "Make Her Mine", and this lyric page sits inside the Nat King Cole catalog on LyroVerse.
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