Natalie
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Natalie
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I saw the danger the day we met her
No passing stranger who could forget her
Their glance was fleeting
But told a story
And that chance meeting
Ment heartaches for me
refrain:
Natalie, Natalie
You are young
You are free
You don't love him
And it could never be
He is all I live for
Please send him back to me
I'll understand him
I know his feelings
He's only human
He thinks he loves you
I tried to hate you
And wish you bad things
O god forgive me
And love her sad things
refrain
Natalie, Natalie
You are young
You are free
You don't love him
And it could never be
He is all I live for
Send him back to me
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Shirley Bassey performs "Natalie", and this lyric page sits inside the Shirley Bassey catalog on LyroVerse.
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