Lea Ann
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Lea Ann
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Oh Lea Ann
My sweet Lea Ann
I yours you're mine
And it's so grand
Let the storm clouds gather
Like they used to
Outside the rain is fallin'
Inside I dream of you
You're the sun
That satisfies my soul
You're the touch of spring
To keep me from the cold
(Refrain)
I never thought I'd live
To see those happy days
I hope you're mine
Lea Ann always
[Interlude]
(repeat refrain)
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Wayne Hancock performs "Lea Ann", and this lyric page sits inside the Wayne Hancock catalog on LyroVerse.
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