| You talk about your woman
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| Wish you could see mine
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| You talk about your woman
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| Wish you could see mine
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| Every time she starts to love him
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| She brings eyesight to the blind
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| Well her daddy was a millionaire
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| You can tell by the way she walks
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| Well her daddy was a millionaire
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| You can tell by the way she walks
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| Every time she starts to love him
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| Deaf and dumb begin to talk
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| One Friday morning
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| We were lying 'cross the bed
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| Man next door was dying
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| But he raised up his head
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| He said «Ain't she pretty»
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| But the whole world knows she’s fine
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| Every time she starts to love him
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| She brings eyesight to the blind
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| Yes, I declare she’s pretty
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| The whole world knows she’s fine
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| Man, I declare she’s pretty
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| God knows I declare she’s fine
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| Every time she starts to love him
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| She brings eyesight to the blind
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| One Friday morning
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| We were lying 'cross the bed
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| Man next door was dying
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| But he raised up his head
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| He said «Ain't she pretty»
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| The whole world knows she’s fine
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| Every time she starts to love him
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| She brings eyesight to the blind
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| We’ll talk about your woman
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| Wish you could see mine
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| Oh, talk about your woman
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| Wish you could see mine
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| Every time she starts to love him
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| She brings eyesight to the blind
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| Every time she starts to love him
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| She brings eyesight to the blind
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| Whoa, every time she starts to love him
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| She brings eyesight to the blind |