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I'm your wife She dipped her pen in soulful ink Through tearful eyes she tried to think What should she write, is there still time? Are words enough to change his mind?
She wrote in lines of tearful prose A broken heart in party clothes A silly kiss, a dance floor dare What fibster told such lies unfair?
The story false, spread by mischief There was no dark end of the street No press against a cold stone wall No truth in all these lies at all
You must believe, you know me well False truths and lies I do not tell I have not, would not, play that game You know that I'm not made that way
One silly kiss was all it was Would you let that destroy our love? For if you would you're not the man I thought you were, I thought I had
Come home to me right now my love We'll face the truth, we'll show them up My lips, my arms, my heart, my life
Are yours forever – I'm your wife
©Joseph G Dawson
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