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If I Could Give My Heart Away Analysis
If I could give my heart away
And still remain alive
I ‘d give it to you with this prayer
“That our love will never die.”
I would clean up all the heartaches
And wipe away the tears
So it would be nice for you
To keep through out the years.

If I could make you understand
Just what you mean to me
And what it’s like for me to love
So completely and so free.

What we have is beautiful
And will last a whole life through
With you is where my heart is
So I pledge my love to you.

The loneliness I have
When you’re not here with me
Is a heavy burden
Of heartaches and misery.

If I had one wish to make
To last a whole life through
Without a doubt that wish would be
To spend more time with you.

I love you my darling
With all my heart I do
And it’s

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