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Bobby
03:15
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i was with you for a moment in time
chased all the girls, left our names stuck in their minds
kissed all the boys, you always knew just what to say
you should've known how much you mean to me
summer was gone and after it all so were you
cut your hair, change your face, strap up your boots
and make your dad proud
forget all the times you use to love
cause bobby you were the only man i ever Loved
if i want you, if i need you
would it hold you back? would it hold you back?
if i told you that i Loved you
could you handle that? i can handle that
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Cynthia
03:20
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you know i love it when she's high up on the swings when we were five
i wanna keep her to myself, no other man can call her mine
she stole some lipstick from her mom, the teacher said she was too young
she was crying on a sunday when she knew what she did wrong
cynthia - hair so fine, can't get you off my mind
follow you through the dark, please don't break this little heart
fall in love; i know you will. four years old; i know it's real
though i never mourn, i was crying from the heart
picked up some flowers from the ground
i try to help her when she's down
you know i love to call her "baby"
but i'm afraid it'd make her frown
you know i gave my tender love
from the heavens up above
the pastor told us every Sunday
that Love was only just a song
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HANNAH Simi Valley, California
brown-eyed blues
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