He Little Thing'd Her Out Of My Arms
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He Little Thing'd Her Out Of My Arms
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I brought her a mansion he gave her some flowers
I turned her to riches he turned on the charm
I showed her paris he showed her a sunset
He little thing'd her out of my arms
I always thought she knew i loved her
Though i never told her so
And when i told her he'd already stoled her
He little thing'd her out of my arms
[ guitar - steel ]
I always thought she knew i loved her...
He little thing'd her out of my arms
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