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Je t’aime
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Je t’aime
(Copyright © 1983 by Douglas L. Hubley)
You wear your heart on your sleeve, but how easily your blouse comes off
I wish I couldn’t believe, but once I thought I’d never see enough
Now I wish you’d dress and go
But je t’aime, je t’aime, I suppose
Lovers love being in love — once we felt we had to break this golden rule
But only when push comes to shove do the exceptions always prove the fools
Now I wish you’d stay or go
But je t’aime, je t’aime, I suppose
Aznavour from the window sang for someone else
The sun on the river shone for someone else
I came to your city for something else
The words on your lips were for everyone
I wish you’d kept them to yourself
As we sat watching the jets, you said you hate to make a long goodbye
Well, we should have made it right when we met, but still you’re kind enough to cry
It’s romantic but I’ve got to go
But je t’aime, je t’aime, I suppose
Oh, je t’aime, je t’aime, I suppose
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Doug Hubley Portland, Maine
Doug Hubley is a musician and writer in Maine.
He has covered arts and lifestyle for
publications in Maine and Massachusetts.
Doug began learning guitar in 1966, and hopes to finish the job one day. He has played with such bands as the Fashion Jungle, the Cowlix, the Boarders and Howling Turbines.
Today he is one-half of Day for Night, an acoustic country band also starring Gretchen Schaefer.
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