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Artist: The Sweet Serenades
Canonical path: /the-sweet-serenades/mona-lee
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Mona Lee
Read Mona Lee lyrics by The Sweet Serenades on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mona Lee
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Mona lee
Oh here she comes my oh my
Turning heads on main street
Making grown men cry
She's not easy, she's not easy
A hurricane is coming now
I'm holding on so desperately
Tell me why I don't know how
How to make you smile Mona Lee
Those bedroom eyes don't come for free
Cash is king, I'm a clown
She let's me down so gracefully
She's not easy, she's not easy
A hurricane is coming now
I'm holding on so desperately
Tell me why I don't know how
How to make you smile Mona Lee
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