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Pamela Lyrics


Oh yeah, side by side, I'll be yours forever, yes I will
Rain or shine, any kind of weather
There isn't anything I wouldn't do for you
Let's take what's getting old and make it new
Oh, eye to eye, it's a blinding confrontation
You and I, we're a deadly combination
So don't start mixing truth with jealousy
The road we're on is clear as far as I can see
Pamela, don't break this heart of mine
Just remember, it may not heal this time
Pamela, there is no second chance
For the one who leaves it all behind, yeah, yeah
And I love you little girl
Black and white always go together
The day and night you're the precious jewel I treasure
I'm wanting every part of you is not a crime
Or could it be that you're the one who's wrong this time
Pamela, don't break this heart of mine

Just remember, it may not heal this time
Pamela, there is no second chance
For the one who leaves it all behind, oh yeah
All that I love
Thousands of miles away
But always in my heart
Pamela, so don't break this heart of mine
But just remember, it may not heal this time
Pamela, there is no second chance
For the one who leaves it all behind
Pamela, don't break this heart of mine
But just remember, it may not heal this time
Pamela, there is no second chance
For the one who leaves it all behind
Leave it all behind

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Bobby Fuller (October 22, 1942 – July 18, 1966) was an American rock singer and guitarist best known for his classic "I Fought the Law".
Born in Baytown, Texas, Robert Gaston Fuller spent most of his youth in El Paso, Texas, where he idolized Buddy Holly, a fellow West Texan. He played clubs, bars, and recorded on independent record labels in Texas, with a constantly-changing line-up, during the early 1960s.

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