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Yes, I'll take you back again, you knew I would
For I go on lovin' you that's understood But it's the first time you've come back with Tears in your eyes Lately someone's taught you how to cry Someone had to teach you I didn't have the heart to Hurt you just like you've been hurting me Someone had to teach you Things it's time that you knew Now, maybe you'll be satisfied with me Someone took your heart and rubbed it in the dirt And that look on your face tells me you hurt But you had this lesson coming for so very long Our sins have a way of coming home Someone had to teach you I didn't have the heart to Hurt you just like you've been hurting me Someone had to teach you Things it's time that you knew Now, maybe you'll be satisfied with me Now, maybe you'll be satisfied with me... |
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Some where up there beyond the blue
Surely by now somebody's missin' you I found the angel they must be lookin' for Heaven must be wondering where you are When I look into your eye's It's so plain to see Nothin' here on earth describes what you mean to me Out of this world when I hold you in my arms Heaven must be wondering where you are Lucky me to be the one to find Someone like you this side of paradise I know how lost I'd be without you here, sweetheart Heaven must be wondering where you are When I look into your eye's It's so plain to see Nothin' here on earth describes what you mean to me Out of this world when I hold you in my arms Heaven must be wondering where you are I found the angel they must be lookin' for Heaven must be wondering where you are... |
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So upset
Nervous wreck I can't believe she said goodbye Sit and smoke Cry and joke About these tears in my eyes How could you do what you gone and done to me I wouldn't treat a dog the way you treated me But that's what I get I've come to expect it from you A million times A million lines and I bought 'em every one You don't care You rip and tear every dream I've counted on I guess I should thank my unlucky stars That I'm alive And you're the way you are But that's what I get I've come to expect it from you How could you do what you gone and done to me I wouldn't treat a dog the way you treated me But that's what I get I've come to expect it from you I could raise hell But what the hell it wouldn't do a bit of good I can leave My heart agrees it seems to think that I should There won't be no more next time doing me wrong You'll come back this time to find that I'm gone But that's what you get You should expect that from me That's what I get I've come to expect it from you. |
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I own this horse and saddle
And that ole Cadillac This broken down horse trailer And the clothes that are on my back I know that it ain't, a hell of a lot. But it's all that I can show, For 17 yrs makin my livin' ridin the rodeo. My wife left me 5 yrs ago In one of them rodeo towns I c-ain't say that I blame her much, She just wanted to settle down. Oh God how I miss that woman And it hurt so to see her go. But if I was smart I woulda stuck by her But I'm hooked on this rodeo. Now I'm just a Lonesome Cowboy I'm a little bit over the hill. I shoulda quit this thing a long time ago But I guess I never will So I keep on movin from hopin to change my luck. My good ole days are all a memory But I just can't give it up. There was a time I used to do alright And bring home my share a dough But now I'm losin out to the younger boys I guess I must be gettin slow. If there's one thing you learn from this, You gotta make it on your own. Cause when your on top you got a million friends But when your down Buddy your all alone. Now I'm just a Lonesome Cowboy I'm a little bit over the hill I should quit this thing a long time ago But I guess I never will. So I keep on moving from hopin to change my luck. My good ole days are all a memory But I just c-ain't give it up. My good ole days are all a memory but I just c-ain't give it up. |
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They don't have words
To say how blue I'm feelin' This ol' world can lift you up then lay ya' down It's a mighty lonesome feelin' When your lover's gone This ol' town go's colder When you're a man on your own I keep walkin' the streets of this ol' city Window shoppin' but I can't see a thing Just a walkin' and a hummin' This lonesome song This ol' town grow's colder When you're a man on your own Oh' look at them their smilein' They don't know I'm here They couldn't care less If I just up and disappeared Oh' there must be a reason Why my nights are so long It's a mighty lonesome feelin' When you're a man on your own Yeah, it's a mighty lonesome feelin' When you're a man on your own... |
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Well, now I can see
Your dancin' every dance with her And it seems to me That your dancin' much too close to her When you sat down at our table You sat next to her But I know that it's true She loves me, She don't love you. Chorus: Let me tell you friend I'm wise to your lies You've been tellin' me that I'm the guy for her And every little thing you do and say Is givin you away You're in love with her. Well just one more dance with her And friend you're gonna see What it's like to hit the floor And do a little dance with me. Here's your coat and there's the door I think you better leave 'Cause she just told me it's true She loves me, She don't love you. --- Instrumental --- Chorus: Let me tell you friend I'm wise to your lies You've been tellin' me that I'm the guy for her And every little thing you do and say Is givin you away You're in love with her. Well just one more dance with her And friend you're gonna see What it's like to hit the floor And do a little dance with me. Here's your coat and there's the door I think you better leave 'Casue she just told me it's true She loves me, She don't love you. 'Cause she just told me it's true She loves me, She don't love you... |
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I got sent home from school one day
With a shiner on my eye Fightin' was against the rules and it didn't matter why When Dad got home I told that story just like I'd rehearsed Then stood there on those tremblin' knees And waited for the worst He said, "Let me tell you a secret about a father's love A secret that my daddy said was just between us" He said, "Daddies don't just love their children Every now and then, It's a love without end, amen It's a love without end, amen" When I became a father in the spring of '81 There was no doubt that stubborn boy Was just like my father's son And when I thought my patience Had been tested to the end I took my daddy's secret and passed it on to him I said, "Let me tell you a secret about a father's love A secret that my daddy said was just between us" I said, "Daddies don't just love their children Every now and then It's a love without end, amen It's a love without end, amen" Last night I dreamed I died and stood outside those pearly gates When suddenly I realized there must be some mistake If they know half the things I've done They'll never let me in Then somewhere from the other side I heard those words again They said, "Let me tell you a secret about a father's love A secret that my daddy said was just between us You see, daddies don't just love their children Every now and then It's a love without end, amen It's a love without end, amen" |
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There's a stranger in my arms tonight
And I know the reason why I've left her all alone one two many times She use to tremble at my touch And her kiss was soft and warm But tonight, there's a stranger in my arms She still look's the same And she still talks the same And she answers when I call her by the same name But now to late I realize I let her love for me die There's a stranger in my arms, tonight She still look's the same And she still talks the same And she answers when I call her by the same name But now to late I realize I let her love for me die There's a stranger in my arms, tonight There's a stranger in my arms, tonight... |
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