Native Girl
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Native Girl
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On an island far away
Where the tropic breezes play
Waits a dark eyed native girl
The sweetest girl in all the world
I still miss her more each day
And the day I sailed away
I recall her last emnrace
I see the tear stains on her face
I'm going back and find her
We take the vows that bind her
We take the vows that make us one
We live on island in the sun
Native girl loves me I know
Native girl I'm missin' so
Just for her my love still burns
Native girl I must return
I'm going back and find her
We take the vows that bind her
We take the vows that make us one
We live on island in the sun
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Marty Robbins performs "Native Girl", and this lyric page sits inside the Marty Robbins catalog on LyroVerse.
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