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Artist: Paul Anka
Canonical path: /paul-anka/eight-days-a-week
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Eight Days a Week
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Eight Days a Week
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Ooh i need your love,
babe,
guess you know it's true / hope you need my love,
babe,
just like i need you / hold me,
love me,
hold me love me / i ain't got nothing,
but love,
babe eight days a week / love you everyday,
girl,
always on my mind / one thing i can say,
girl,
love you all the time / hold me,
love me,
hold me,
love me / i ain't got nothing,
but love,
babe,
eight days a week / eight days a week i love you / eight days a week is not enough to show i care.
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Paul Anka performs "Eight Days a Week", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Anka catalog on LyroVerse.
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