Alone with you
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Alone with you
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I've always known that three's a crowd
Only two may dance
Only to romance
So when I see you in a crowd
I'm not satisfied
Till I reach your side
Alone with you
I don't know the meaning of time
Alone with you
I'm yours without reason or rhyme
I'd be content to be sent to an island in the sea
If I had you with me
How lucky I would be
Alone with you
I have everything that I need
I always knew
I'd follow wherever you lead
So ring the bells in the steeple
Tell all the people
That we are one, and I've begun
To live in the heaven alone with you
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Shirley Temple performs "Alone with you", and this lyric page sits inside the Shirley Temple catalog on LyroVerse.
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