Together
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Together
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If you see her
Please give her this message
Oh won't you tell her
How much I miss her
Even Better
Tell her I must meet her
Or tell her that I lover her
And nothings changed
You see together
We were stonger
Alas no longer
Are we together
And God forbid
If I should never ever see her
And God forbid
If I was to blame
I remember
Not so long ago
When I was hers and she was mine
Togehter
We were stonger
Alas no longer
Are we togehter
You see togehter
We were stonger
Alas no longer
Are we togehter
So if you see her
Please please give her this message
Oh how I love her
Oh how I love her
Oh yes I love her
Oh how I love her
You see togehter
We were stonger
Alas no longer
Are we togehter
You see togehter
We were so strong
Alas no longer
Are we togehter
(To fade....)
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Philip Lynott performs "Together", and this lyric page sits inside the Philip Lynott catalog on LyroVerse.
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