I'll Be Leaving Alone
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I'll Be Leaving Alone
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Yes I'll buy you a drink if you'd like me to
I might even dance a slow one with you
Lord knows you're a looker and honey what's more
It's not hard to see what you're looking for
Cause you're as tempting a woman as I've ever seen
But there's someone in Dallas who's trusting in me
She's the mother of my children I'm the rock she leans on
So thank you but no thank you I'll be leaving alone
As we dance in the shadows you're holding me tight
I can feel the invitation I see in your eyes
And the soft light and the music and the wine's rosy glow
Ain't making it easy for me to say no
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Charlie Pride performs "I'll Be Leaving Alone", and this lyric page sits inside the Charlie Pride catalog on LyroVerse.
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