Lyrics of 'Desperado Love' by Conway Twitty

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Should i just ride in and steal you away
Don't know what else to do
I've got a desperado, love for you
You say you belong to another man
The first time we met i knew
That i have a desperado, love for you.

I know that it breaks every law
To feel the way i'm feelin'
But i want your love so desperately
I don't see the wrong in stealin'
So hold on i'm gonna shoot for the heart
Like desperados do
I've got a desperado, love for you.

It's so wrong to take what isn't mine
And head out for the border
But i can't look at you and have
Respect for law and order
So hold on i'm gonna' shoot for the heart
Like desperados do
I've got a desperado, love for you.

I've got a desperado, love for you...

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