Little Lady
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Little Lady
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There's an empty house
Since the time you went away
I'm inside alone
Waiting for you night and day
I take a short
And throw the glass against the wall
Then comes a tear
That falls down on written scrawls
And my despair grows up
When I thing about your face
If I had known for just a second
It could have never happened to me
Oh! Not this way.
Little lady, come back
Little lady, come home
Little lady, I'm sad
Sunk in my own love
Little lady, come back
Little lady, come home
Little lady, I'm sad
Sunk in my own love
To fill my heart I tried
To put somebody in
Though I know that no one
Never could come between.
Little lady, come back
Little lady, come home
Little lady, I'm sad
Sunk in my own love
Little lady, come back
Little lady, come home
Little lady, I'm sad
Sunk in my own love.
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