Finally a Card Came
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Finally a Card Came
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(finally a card came, finally a card came)
and i thought for a moment my luck had changed
but it was wrong
(what happend ?)
i opened it up and tears of self-pity flooded my innocent eyes
(finally my heart broke, finally my heart broke)
for this is what it said
(what did it say ?)
and i quote
(what did it say ?)
"you're a gee-whiz baby and you're easy to pleez
and the lines on your face makes me week at the kneez
and if you looked like a lover i could handle you swell
but you're tough on my nerves with that peculiar smell
if you're looking for a valentine to love in your life
you're looking for a MESSIAH !
HALLELUJAH !!!
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Steve Harley performs "Finally a Card Came", and this lyric page sits inside the Steve Harley catalog on LyroVerse.
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