You And I With Lyrics In Dallas
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True love is a treasure very seldom found you can't stay together there's no Common Ground oh how IMoreTrue love is a treasure very seldom found you can't stay together there's no Common Ground oh how I wish Dallas was in Tennessee. I could move Texas East. Be here with me.
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