When she calls my name
Nobody says it quite the same
Gives me a feeling I never knew
Makes me so happy loving her
Love and love alone
I'd wait a life just to have it here
Love is all I know and that can't be wrong
It's sometimes hard to see
Love isn't bought well it's got to be
There for a reason you want to share
To show somebody you care
Love and love alone
Conquers the world that can be so cold
Love is how we show just what we feel
It's enough for me can't say I need anything else
Love is here to be had by us all
Don't cheat yourself
I can say it now
Someday we'll all be there somehow
Everyone singing, love leads the way
'Til then I'm counting every day
Love and love alone
I'd wait a life just to have it here
Love is all I know and that can't be wrong


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    This song was dedicated to me by my secret love of 35 years. I married the man everyone expected me to marry. My love and I had to break up in 1986. I never told anyone about him. He looked me up in 1993. We were both married. Our affair lasted 17 years. His wife found out and caused problems. He shared this song with me and we've sworn our love will always be. Someday we will truly be together.

    Kathymariekerron January 14, 2020   Link

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