Pins And Needles (in My Heart)
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Pins And Needles (in My Heart)
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I know not where on earth to find you I know not how or where to start
I only know I'm lost without you I've got pins and needles in my heart
The days and nights are growing longer since first you said that we must part
I only know I can't forget you with these pins and needles in my heart
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I always see your face before me your smile is heaven's work of art
But now you're smiling at another and there's pins and needles in my heart
Sometime somewhere we'll meet again dear and love will make the teardrops start
Someday you'll know how long I've waited with these pins and needles in my heart
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