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Bee Gees ~ One Minute Women


One minute, women ,please, I'd go down on my knees To say to you with a word so true "i love you" I fail to understand Why you don't want my hand I try to find what's on your mind I wonder Why don't you stop and see Why you're not loving me: Would it hurt to say "hello" Or don't you know? One minute, women, please, I'd go down on my knees To say to you with a word so true "i love you" Why don't you stop and see Why you're not loving me: Would it hurt to say "hello" Or don't you know? One minute, women,please, I'd go down on my knees To say to you with a word so true "i love you, i love you. i love you." more free lyrics

One minute, women ,please,
I'd go down on my knees
To say to you with a word so true
"i love you"

I fail to understand
Why you don't want my hand
I try to find what's on your mind
I wonder

Why don't you stop and see
Why you're not loving me:
Would it hurt to say "hello"
Or don't you know?

One minute, women, please,
I'd go down on my knees
To say to you with a word so true
"i love you"

Why don't you stop and see
Why you're not loving me:
Would it hurt to say "hello"
Or don't you know?

One minute, women,please,
I'd go down on my knees
To say to you with a word so true
"i love you, i love you. i love you."

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