Quit You
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Quit You
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I can't quit you
Lord knows I've tried to
I can't forget you
I'm dying inside to
My heart can't say goodbye
Like blue can't leave the sky
I can't quit you
I knew that I was good as done
There was something in your eyes
That told me I should turn and run
I can't quit you
Lord knows I've tried to
I can't forget you
I'm dying inside to
It might sound insane
Can't get off this train
Honey I can't quit you
I can't eat, can't sleep
I walk around dead on my feet
So if you're wondering, here's my prediction
There ain't no remedy for my addiction
I can't quit you
Lord knows I've tried to
I can't forget you
I'm dying inside to
You're my favorite high
Till the day I die
Honey I can't quit you
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