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I Think Of You
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Gloria,
I thought I knew enough to hold you off
But now it seems we’re all in love
I thought I knew enough to hold you off
You proved me wrong
Lifted my heart up, girl, you were strong
But lets not stray from reality
Love don’t come easily
In the depths of my despair
When no one else is there
I think of you
I think of you
I think of you
I think of you
Gloria,
I thought I knew enough to hold you off
But now it seems we’re all in love
I thought I knew enough to hold you off
In the depths of my despair
When no one else is there
I think of you
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Dalton Corr New York, New York
New York avant pop
Photos by Remington Long
www.remingtonlongmedia.com
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