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CLike two common thieves caught stealing
CWe've been blamed for Fhaving Cfeeling
Darling Fhow can our Ccheating be D7wr-onG7g
We Cboth have G7obligaCtions but there at war with Four tempCtations
FDarling how can our Ccheating  G7be Cwrong
Our G7love is not accepted we're conFdemned and disCrespected
But Fthey'd never felt or Cshared one precious D7moment we've G7known
There's no Cway for G7words to Csmother
CThe love we're feeling Ffor each Cother
FDarling how can our Ccheating  G7be Cwrong
Our G7love is not accepted we're conFdemned and disCrespected
But Fthey'd never felt or Cshared one precious D7moment we've G7known
There's no Cway for G7words to Csmother
CThe love we're feeling Ffor each Cother
FDarling how can our Ccheating  G7be Cwrong

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How Can Our Cheating Be Wrong

by Jack Greene

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Like two common thieves caught stealing

C F C

We've been blamed for having feeling

F C D7 G7

Darling how can our cheating be wr-ong

C G7 C F C

We both have obligations but there at war with our temptations

F C G7 C

Darling how can our cheating be wrong

G7 F C

Our love is not accepted we're condemned and disrespected

F C D7 G7

But they'd never felt or shared one precious moment we've known

C G7 C

There's no way for words to smother

C F C

The love we're feeling for each other

F C G7 C

Darling how can our cheating be wrong

G7 F C

Our love is not accepted we're condemned and disrespected

F C D7 G7

But they'd never felt or shared one precious moment we've known

C G7 C

There's no way for words to smother

C F C

The love we're feeling for each other

F C G7 C

Darling how can our cheating be wrong

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