I Sure Hate To See Me Go
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I Sure Hate To See Me Go
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I sure hate to see me go
You took my picture off the wall threw my clothes out in the hall
I guess I should admit what I already know
You're making plans without me soon I'll be your used to be
And I sure hate to see me go
I hate to see what's left of me just walk away
But it seems what we had goin's gone away to stay
There'll be more more loneliness than love for me in this old town I know
I sure hate to see me go
[ steel - piano ]
I hate to see what's left of me just walk away
From shatterd dreams of a perfect love just yesterday
But there's no need in standing by a fire that lost its final glow
I sure hate to see me go
I sure hate to see me go
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