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This happened once before when I came to your door, no reply They said it wasn't you but I saw you peep through your window I saw the light, I saw the light I know that you saw me 'cause I looked up to your face I tried to telephone, they said you were not home, that's a lie 'Cause I know where you've been, I saw you walk in your door I nearly died, I nearly died 'Cause you walked hand in hand with another man in my place If I were you I'd realise that I love you more than any other guy And I'll forgive the lies that I heard before when you gave me no reply I tried to telephone, they said you were not home, that's a lie 'Cause I know where you've been, I saw you walk in your door I nearly died, I nearly died 'Cause you walked hand in hand with another man in my place No reply, no reply more free lyrics

This happened once before when I came to your door, no reply
They said it wasn't you but I saw you peep through your window
I saw the light, I saw the light

I know that you saw me 'cause I looked up to your face
I tried to telephone, they said you were not home, that's a lie
'Cause I know where you've been, I saw you walk in your door

I nearly died, I nearly died
'Cause you walked hand in hand with another man in my place

If I were you I'd realise that I love you more than any other guy
And I'll forgive the lies that I heard before when you gave me no reply

I tried to telephone, they said you were not home, that's a lie
'Cause I know where you've been, I saw you walk in your door

I nearly died, I nearly died
'Cause you walked hand in hand with another man in my place

No reply, no reply

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