Guilty Conscience
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Guilty Conscience
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Oh does a guilty conscience make you rule the day
You let another take you from my side
Why'd you wed your new love are you lying me
Or does a guilty conscience hurt your pride
Does he take you to the same old places does he kiss you like I used to do
When you see the old familiar faces does a guilty conscience bother you
[ steel - guitar ]
Have you kept my letters and my photograph
Have they faded like the love we knew
When you read them over does your heart regret
And does a guilty conscience make you blue
When the day is done and night is falling and you see that big moon in the sky
When you lay your head upon your pillow does a guilty conscience make you cry
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Carl Smith performs "Guilty Conscience", and this lyric page sits inside the Carl Smith catalog on LyroVerse.
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