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Kay-lynn:
You asked...
(CHORUS 2)
Thats when love comes in like theres no tomorrow (obvious meaning)
And love comes in and throws you a line (to me, this means some guy says all the right words)
Sounds so good, don't mind if it's borrowed (she doesn't care if it's the oldest come on line in the world)
Cus love comes in right on time(She wants love and it just arrived)
That's how I read it. Did you think you were saying something else?
P.E. Knudsen
P.E. Knudsen
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