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My Lady From South Of Detroit Lyrics

There's a love that I dream of at night,
When I'm home by the fireside of thought.
After her, all the rest don't seem right.
You should feel all the goodness she's brought.

If you're wondering just to who she could be,
Well I promised I not say her name.
If you settled down here alongside beach,
I will tell you 'cause I'm not ashamed.

She's My Lady From South Of Detroit,
And we met quite a few years ago.
I remember her beauty, her taste, and her charms
Oh, how could I forget holding her in my arms?

She's My Lady From South Of Detroit.
And even though sometimes she's bad,
I'm so sorry she's gone 'cause my memory lives on.
She's the best lover I've ever had.

She's My Lady From South Of Detroit,
And we met quite a few years ago.
I remember her beauty, her taste, and her charms.
Oh, how could I forget holding her in my arms?

She's My Lady From South Of Detroit,
And even though sometimes she's bad,
I'm so sorry she's gone 'cause my memory lives on.
She's the best lover I've ever had.

Oh, My Lady, where are you now?

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