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Chris De Burgh ~ Always On My Mind


Maybe i didn't love you quite as good as i should have, Maybe i didn't hold you quite as often as i could have, Litte i should have said and done, I just never took the time; You were always on my mind, You were always on my mind; Maybe i didn't hold you all those lonely, lonely nights, And i guess i never told you, i'm so happy that you're mine, If i made you feel second best, i'm so sorry, i was blind, You were always on my mind, You were always on my mind; Tell me, tell me that your sweet love hasn't died, Give me, give me one more chance to keep you satisfied, If i made you feel second best, i'm so sorry, i was blind, You were always on my mind, You were always on my mind. more free lyrics

Maybe i didn't love you quite as good as i should have,
Maybe i didn't hold you quite as often as i could have,
Litte i should have said and done,
I just never took the time;

You were always on my mind,
You were always on my mind;

Maybe i didn't hold you all those lonely, lonely nights,
And i guess i never told you, i'm so happy that you're mine,
If i made you feel second best, i'm so sorry, i was blind,

You were always on my mind,
You were always on my mind;

Tell me, tell me that your sweet love hasn't died,
Give me, give me one more chance to keep you satisfied,
If i made you feel second best, i'm so sorry, i was blind,

You were always on my mind,
You were always on my mind.

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