Leavin Line
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Leavin Line
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If leaving was easy I'd have done it before
When heartache first knocked on that old hurting door
But knowing and doing are two different things
It's like standing in winter and praying for spring
Where does a heart cross the leaving line
Have we become strangers one too many times
Can I live knowin' you used to be mine
Where does a heart cross the leaving line
If love was a perfection baby we had it all
But when you climb a mountain there are two sides to fall
I'm coming closer and closer to gone
But I don't want to leave you and find I was wrong
Where does a heart cross the leaving line
Have we become strangers one too many times
Can I live knowin' you used to be mine
Where does a heart cross the leaving line
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Who performs "Leavin Line"?
Billy Dean performs "Leavin Line", and this lyric page sits inside the Billy Dean catalog on LyroVerse.
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