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Artist: Wilma Burgess
Canonical path: /wilma-burgess/look-at-the-laughter
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Look At The Laughter
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Look At The Laughter
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The hurtin' is over my heart's doing fine
I've driven your mem'ry right out of my mind
I'm feeling much better than I have in weeks
Just look at the laughter rolling down on my cheek
Oh suddenly my life's full of fun
Too many fish in the sea why worry bout one
I'm glad that it's over it's good to be free
Just look at the laughter rolling down on my cheek
Oh suddenly my life's full of fun...
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Wilma Burgess performs "Look At The Laughter", and this lyric page sits inside the Wilma Burgess catalog on LyroVerse.
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