Think Of What You've Done
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Think Of What You've Done
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Heart to heart, dear, how I need you
Like the flowers need the dew
Lovin' you has been my life blood
I can't believe we're really through
Is it true that I've lost you?
Am I not the only one?
After all this pain and sorrow
Darlin', think of what you've done
I look back to old virginia
Where the mountains meet the skies
In those hills I learned to love you
Let me stay there till I die
Is it true that I've lost you?
Am I not the only one?
After all this pain and sorrow
Darlin', think of what you've done
Is it true that I've lost you?
Am I not the only one?
After all this pain and sorrow
Darlin', think of what you've done
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Ralph Stanley performs "Think Of What You've Done", and this lyric page sits inside the Ralph Stanley catalog on LyroVerse.
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