| You may think that I don’t care
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| 'Cause I’ve been a rover here and everywhere
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| In Princeton, you bet, about me they never yet say good
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| But one thing I like about you
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| You always do as you should and that’s why
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| If I don’t, if I don’t have you
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| Then for me, there’ll be nobody else, no, oh no
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| And even if the river should run dry
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| For me, there’ll be nobody else, no, oh, no
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| I may stay away for a night or two
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| But all form of respect unto you is still due
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| Though staying away make you feel mad, it make you feel blue
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| But it’s not that I really mean to embarrass you, 'cause darling
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| If I don’t, if I don’t have you
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| Then for me there’ll be nobody else no, oh no, no
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| And even if the trees should touch the sky
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| For me, there’ll be nobody else, believe me
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| I may stay away for a night or two
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| But all form of respect unto you is still due
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| Though staying away make you feel sad, it make you feel blue
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| But it’s not that I really mean to embarrass you, 'cause darling
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| If I don’t, if I don’t have you
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| Then for me there’ll be nobody else, no, oh no, no
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| And even if the river should run dry
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| For me there’ll be nobody else, oh no
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| If I don’t, if I don’t, if I don’t have you
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| For me there’ll be nobody else, believe me
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| If I don’t, if I don’t, if I don’t have you
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| Nobody else will do |