We Three
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We Three
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We three, we're all alone
Living in a memory
Well that's my echo, my shadow, and me
We three, we're not a crowd
We're not even company
Well that's my echo, my shadow, and me
What good is the moonlight
The silvery moonlight that shines above?
I walk with my shadow
And talk with my echo
But where's that gal I love?
We three, we'll wait for you
Even till eternity
Well that's my echo, my shadow, and me
(ah, take it boys, take it away)
What good is the moonlight
The silvery moonlight that shines above?
I walk with my shadow
And talk with my echo
But where's the one I love?
We three, we'll wait for you
Even till eternity
Well that's my echo, my shadow, and me
We'll be there a waitin'
That's my echo, my shadow, and me
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Who performs "We Three"?
Wayne Hancock performs "We Three", and this lyric page sits inside the Wayne Hancock catalog on LyroVerse.
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