Confederate Railroad
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See Ya

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See Ya

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I guess I should have seen it coming

I should have read those warning signs

But her leavin' me was something

That never even crossed my mind

'til she said...

CHORUS

See ya, wouldn't want to be ya

Wouldn't want to stand in your shoes

And watch me walking out on you

It's too late, you're finding out the hard way

Boy, I'll see ya

I wouldn't want to be ya

She was standing at the door when I told her

I was sorry for the things i didn't say

I asked for one more chance to start all over

But it's over was all over her face

REPEAT CHORUS

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