Lady I Love You
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Lady I Love You
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Lady I love you I really love you I want you to spend your life with me
Lady I love you no one's above you I need your love to make my life complete
Life's too short to live it lonely the road of life's too hard to walk alone
So take my hand and walk it with me don't look back and just be movin' on
Lady I love you I really love you...
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We find true love peace and happiness we wouldn't trade that for all the best
A wordly pleasures gold and treasures so stand beside me your sweet love guides me
Lady I love you I really love you...
I need your love to make my life complete
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