Lyrics of 'November' by Hunter Blair Ambrose
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Don't belong to any city
Don't belong to any man
Keeping it to myself but
You're on my mind again
I'm not the kind to admit
Babe when you're under my skin
One night with you in my head
Kind we could not forget
Yeah, you been haunting me
But this ain't really me
Baby can't you see
What you give you get?
I know you got regrets
And every year
In mid-November
I'm the one you'll remember
Before I let you go
Something that you should know
Can't say that was wrong but
Babe it has been so long
I'm not the kind to admit
Babe when you're under my skin
One night with you in my head
Kind I could not forget
Yeah, you been haunting me
But this ain't really me
Baby can't you see
What you give you get?
I know you got regrets
And every year
In mid-November
I'm the one you'll remember
Yeah, you been haunting me
But baby, it's just me
Baby can't you see
What you give you get?
I know you got regrets
And every year
In mid-November
I'm the one you'll remember
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