Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Cal Smith
Canonical path: /cal-smith/afraid-to-care
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Afraid To Care
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Afraid To Care
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Here I go again love's standing at my door
I'm so afraid to take a chance cause I've been hurt before
It's not that I can't love you my life I'd like to share
But my heart's been broken so many times it's just afraid to care
Maybe time will ease the pain and someday I can love again
My heart can't stand a new affair
It's loved and lost so many times it's just afraid to care
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Maybe time will ease the pain...
It's loved and lost so many times it's just afraid to care
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