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I don't miss you like I used to
I've pulled your pictures from the wall I go just where and when I want to I'm better off now, all in all My heart ain't broken It's through aching And I'm movin on... CHORUS: But I cry a little bit everyday At least one teardrop falls It doesn't matter rain or shine I try to leave it all behind I swear that I'm alright But in the middle of the night I cry I used to hear your ghost calling You'd never let me go to sleep You always got your way now darling But you won't get the best of me any longer I'm stronger, I'm free... CHORUS Still I cry a little bit everyday At least one teardrop falls It doesn't matter rain or shine I try to leave it all behind I swear that I'm alright But in the middle of the night I cry I cry I cry |
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| 2. |
| 3:35 |
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(Joy Swinea)
Are you awake; are you asleep? It's hard to tell with your back to me Turn around and face me, if you can. Are you afraid what I might see If you should look at me. Now, tell me about her, if you can If you can look me in the eye and say we're over If you can kiss my lips and feel no fire inside If you can hold me body close and still say you love her most Then you can walk out of my life, if you can. Everyone makes mistakes; tell me she's the one you made And I'll forgive, and I'll forget, if you can. Who was right and who was wrong Doesn't matter if the love is gone. Honey, I'll keep holding on, if you can. If you can look me in the eye and say we're over If you can kiss my lips and feel no fire inside If you can hold me body close and still say you love her most Then you can walk out of my life, if you can. You can walk out of my life, if you can. |
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| 3. |
| 3:21 |
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Should've been easy, but it wasn't.
Should be painless, but it's not. Should've seen the truth in you, but I didn't. Should've done a lot of things so what; so what? If it hadn't been for losing you, I'd still be back in Jackson Settling for settling, and getting what I got. But where I am, and who I am, was well-worth every lesson. Guess you could say I've learned a lot. Yeah, you broke my heart so what? Could've cried a river for you, but I wouldn't I could've just laid down and given up. Could've tried to be somebody I wasn't. I could have asked her name for what; for what? If it hadn't been for losing you, I'd still be back in Jackson Settling for settling, and getting what I got. But where I am, and who I am, was well-worth every lesson. Guess you could say I've learned a lot. Yeah, you broke my heart so what? So what if it hurt me for a little while? So what if some teardrops had to fall? So what if I never thought I'd love again.? I know I'm better for it all. If it hadn't been for losing you, I'd still be back in Jackson Settling for settling, and getting what I got. But where I am, and who I am, was well-worth every lesson. Guess you could say I've learned a lot. Yeah, you broke my heart so what? Yeah, you broke my heart so what? |
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| 4. |
| 3:47 |
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Sometimes I still think of you.
Love that's gone by and the things I didn't do. Time heals hearts, so they all say. Passage of years slowly pulls the pain away. There's still a little tenderness left in everything i do That's what I learned from loving you. But I had too much to learn to Hold on to someone like you. And it took losing you too make me see The woman you needed me to be. Times have changed; I have changed too. Even my eyes turned a deeper shade of blue. I guess that's all crying they went through That's what I learned from loving you. But I had too much to learn to Hold on to someone like you. And it took losing you too make me see The woman you needed me to be. I don't cry, though we're apart. And someday soon, someone else will need this heart. And the next time I'm gonna know when love it is true That's what I learned from loving you. That's what I learned from loving you. That's what i learned from loving you. That's what i learned from loving you. |
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| 5. |
| 3:24 |
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(Jon McElroy/Billy Crain)
I hear you complaining about the state of things, Wondering why we can? stay the same. You don? wanna be changing, but you don? stop to change. You just sit around, looking for someone to blame. That ain? right; that ain? right. Hiding out in the gray, between the black and the white. Don? make sense. Sitting on the fence, just watching the fight That ain? right. You say you wanna go back to the good ole days, When you didn? think twice about the choices you made. You could state your opinion, but now you?e too afraid. You hope all the bad stuff just goes away. That ain? right; that ain? right. Hiding out in the gray, between the black and the white. Don? make sense. Sitting on the fence, just watching the fight That ain? right. Movers and shakers; givers and takers All got something worth fighting for. The rest just get by; they don? speak their mind. They just follow the crowd right out the door. That ain? right; that ain? right. Hiding out in the gray, between the black and the white. Don? make sense. Sitting on the fence, just watching the fight That ain? right. That ain? right. Oh, that ain? right. |
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| 3:47 |
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(Bonnie Baker/Jason Deere/Kim Keyes)
It? time to step outside these walls I call my life And take a long, hard look at who I am. I?e never been one to fly; never known how or why. But, tonight, it? all wearing thin. I?e caught glimpses of who I wanna be, And the only thing standing in my way is me. Say goodbye to the girl you used to know. Say hello to the woman you?l never know. Guess I could blame myself for being something else, And being too afraid to make my stand. But, I?e been carved out and held down in self-created chains. So, please let go as I close the door and walk away. Say goodbye to the girl you used to know. Say hello to the woman you?l never know. Ahhhh. Say goodbye to the girl you used to know. Say hello to the woman you?l never know. To the woman you?l never know. |
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| 3:01 |
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Working three jobs, just the two of us;
Still the bills kept piling up. Had a chevrolet that was mostly rust and rubber. We didn't know we had it made; We were robbing Peter to keep Paul paid. We didn't have much, but we still had each other. We'd call in sick and head for the lake. I sure do miss those good ole days When love was enough When love was enough The race with the Jones' is right on track, The cars, the boat, the pool out back. The swimming debt, and it's about to drag us under. We put in 80 hour weeks To buy more stuff that we don't need. The things we buy can't satisfy our hunger. Why don't we call it quits and head for the lake? I sure do miss those good ole days When love was enough When love was enough. Let's find our way back there again. Now is not that far from then. We had enough way back when We didn't have a dime to spend. But, love was enough. When love was enough. When love was enough. When love was enough |
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| 4:47 |
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(Jon Davis/Sherrie Austin/Will Rambeaux)
A cold cup of coffee and a sad song; I turn up the radio and I sing along. I know you once loved me in your own way. When the sun finds your window, I?l be miles away. And, I? one step ahead of the heartache; One foot out the door. And it? too late for your words to stop me Crossing that floor. Like the moon fades with the dawn, I? going, going, gone. Well, leaving might kill me, but I can? stay. Just watch the fire a little more everyday. Yeah, I? one step ahead of the heartache; One foot out the door. And it? too late for your words to stop me Crossing that floor. Like the moon fades with the dawn, I? going, going, gone. And, I? one step ahead of the heartache; One foot out the door. And it? too late for your words to stop me Crossing that floor. Like the moon fades with the dawn, I? going, going, gone. Like the moon fades with the dawn, I? going, going Gone. |
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| 3:47 |
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Single-sided conversations; too much time spent alone.
Even though my heart is breaking, you don? even know. Today, I was thinking about us; what I? do without you. I was lost in reflection when I found the truth. Can? think of one reason To try and find a way to make this work. Through crying, through denying. Tired of pretending I don? hurt. So, I?e been thinking: Maybe my heart? better off broken. Sometimes staying is the easy way out. But, I can? ignore this pain. Made up my mind to get it over now, ?uz you?e not gonna change. Can? think of one reason To try and find a way to make this work. Through crying, through denying. Tired of pretending I don? hurt. So, I?e been thinking: Maybe my heart? better off broken. Better off broken. Can? think of one reason To try and find a way to make this work. Through crying, through denying. Tired of pretending I don? hurt. So, I?e been thinking: Maybe my heart? better off broken. Better off broken. |
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| 10. |
| 3:38 |
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We camped out on the livin' room floor
In our old sleepin' bags By a make believe fire In our tent made of covers We'd talk for hours My two brothers and me Keepin' the faith Racin' with destiny Chorus They were angels in waiting Waiting for wings to fly from this world Away from their pain Treasuring time 'Til time came to leave Leave them behind Sweet memories Angels in waiting Angels in waiting for wings 2nd Verse They always knew They'd never grow old Sometimes the body is weaker than the soul In their darkest hour I made a promise I will always keep I'll give them life I'll let them live through me (Chorus Out) |
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