(Say) Won't You Be Mine
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(Say) Won't You Be Mine
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Can't you hear the night birds crying
Can't you hear the lonesome dove
Saying, "Won't you come back, darling
To the only one you love
Meet me out on the mountain
Underneath the lonesome pine
There we vowed we'd love each other
Darling, say won't you be mine
Pretty mountain laurels blooming
Pretty wildwood flowers grow
There we vowed we'd love each other
In our childhood long ago
Then I left my little darling
Lord, I wandered for too long
Many nights I longed to see her
Now I'm on my way back home
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Stanley Brothers performs "(Say) Won't You Be Mine", and this lyric page sits inside the Stanley Brothers catalog on LyroVerse.
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