| When I was 17, my father said to me
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| A wealthy man had the things I wanted
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| Coal miner diamond ring, the house he built for me
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| I made a promise to keep them haunted in my
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| Blue dress, satin neck, taking every piece of my soul
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| Blue dress, faded black, look me in my eyes as they close
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| Jerome, Jerome
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| Jerome, oh why you treat me so cold?
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| Jerome, Jerome
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| Jerome, the only love I’ve ever known
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| He was a quiet man
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| With blood stains on his hands
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| The silver kissed him with scars so heavy
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| I waited patiently, hung on a summer breeze
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| The desert echoes, they drove me crazy in my
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| Blue dress, satin neck, taking every piece of my soul
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| Blue dress, faded black, look me in my eyes as they close
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| Jerome, Jerome
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| Jerome, oh why you treat me so cold
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| Jerome, Jerome
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| Jerome, the only love I’ve ever known
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| Hold me, I’m not breathing
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| Hold me, I’m not breathing
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| Taking every piece of my soul
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| Blue dress, faded black, look me in my eyes as they close
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| Jerome, Jerome
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| Jerome, oh why you treat me so cold
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| Jerome, Jerome
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| Jerome, the only love I’ve ever known
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| Hold me, I’m not breathing
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| Hold me, I’m not breathing
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| Hold me, I’m not breathing
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| Hold me, I’m not breathing
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| Hold me, I’m not breathing
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| Hold me, I’m not breathing |