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Artist: Stevie Wonder
Canonical path: /stevie-wonder/these-three-words
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These Three Words
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These Three Words
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When was the last time
That they heard you say
Mother or father, I love you
And when was the last time
That they heard you say
Daughter or son, I love you
Ones you say you cherish everyday
Can instantly be taken away
Then you'd say I know this can't be true
When you never took the time
To simply tell them I love you
When was the last time
That they heard you say
Sister or brother, I love you
And when was the last time
That they heard you say
Darling or best friend, I love you
The one for whom you'd give your very life
Could be taken in the twinkling of an eye
Through you tears you'd ask why did you go
Knowing you didn't always show
Just how much you loved them so
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Stevie Wonder performs "These Three Words", and this lyric page sits inside the Stevie Wonder catalog on LyroVerse.
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