Yesterday's Gone
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Yesterday's Gone
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I heard she loved you, I heard she cared,
I heard she miscarried and you were scared.
Did you run from the one,
Who conceived your child?
Yesterday's gone there's no return,
And she cries all night.
Did you run from the one
Who conceived your child?
Yesterday's done there's no return,
And she cries all night.
Solo.
I believe that a woman can be a slave to a man.
I believe that love that you gave and we try it again.
Will you return to the one,
Who conceived your child?
Yesterday's gone there's no return,
And she cries all night.
Will you return to the one,
Who conceived your child?
Yesterday's done there's no return,
And she cries all night.
Did you run from the one,
Who conceived your child?
Yesterday's gone there's no return,
And she cries all night.
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