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I Saw The Light
 
  I laid a red rose
On your front porch
Wrote I love you
On a note
I rang the door bell
And turned to go
Baby when the curtains moved
I couldn’t believe the view

(chorus)

I saw the light in your window tonight
I saw two shadows holding each other tight
I know the truth when I look in your eyes
I saw the light in your window tonight

So take your cheatin? hands
Off my red dress
‘cause I ain’t wearin?
This thing for you
I see you clearly now
And your lies too
They say that love is blind
Baby not this time

(repeat chorus)

Why baby why, should I listen to you?
I cried, baby, cried, now I’m walking out the door

They say that love is blind, baby, not this time

(repeat chorus)




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