How she's been looking for the boy who wears the crown
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in every public house and every corner of the town
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You know she should forget the boy who make a start
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the memories in her head replay the part where she departs
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And now she stands alone
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in a hundred mile line
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you know just how she'd love to have
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her love to die
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And all her friends can see she'll always play it down
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she says she'll get her peace of mind if she sees that boy around
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And time and time she'll tell her self the boy's no good
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But truly knows the truth, she'd love to hold him if she could
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And now she stands alone
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in a hundred mile line
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you know just how she'd love to have
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her love to die
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And then one day she'll get the news
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that he's been seeing somebody new
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Right now she feels like she could die
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Oh but it's really not the end
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in just a moment in her life
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How quickly love can catch you up or pass you by
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(Pass you by)
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He says that all the time and space to think
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has changed his mind
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Dearest apologies for every time she cried
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(time she's cried)
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She tells him there's no longer tears
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just water in her eyes
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And for everyone alone
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how the story will define
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'Cause now she's no love left to love
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her love has died
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A Love To Die For
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| The Rifles |
