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There Must Be More To Love Than This
Jerry Lee Lewis
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I wake up in the morning I'm still crying  yes I am

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And on my lips I can taste your goodnight kiss

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In my room the fragrance of your perfume lingers

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And I know there must be more to love than this


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I look across my lonely room and see your picture

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Your loving smiling face I know I miss  yes I would darling

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And I remember to another you're still married

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And I know there must be more to love than this


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The ringing phone sounds like the doorbell to heaven  oh Lord

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Your voice sounds like an angel full of bliss

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But I'll go through hell tonight if I don't see you

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And I know there must be more to love than this


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There must be more to love than stolen moments

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This love it should have brought me happiness

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Ever since we started loving I've been hurting  hurting  hurting

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And I know there must be more to love than this


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Yes I know there must be more to love than this

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