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Bread ~ She Was My Lady


No one has heard No one has seem her Nobody else Carin' but me She was a child She was a woman When she was here - she was my lady Never before Was i dependin' Then she came on Filled in my life She kept me on My best behavior She was my lord - she was my savior She became my sanctuary Some place i could lay me down She would always help to carry All the things that weigh me down Nobody knew How much i loved her Not even her Not even me She was my queen She was my lover When she was here There was no other more free lyrics

No one has heard
No one has seem her
Nobody else
Carin' but me
She was a child
She was a woman
When she was here - she was my lady

Never before
Was i dependin'
Then she came on
Filled in my life
She kept me on
My best behavior
She was my lord - she was my savior

She became my sanctuary
Some place i could lay me down
She would always help to carry
All the things that weigh me down

Nobody knew
How much i loved her
Not even her
Not even me
She was my queen
She was my lover
When she was here
There was no other

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