Layde Maybe
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Layde Maybe
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Woke up this morning, it was quarter to 9.
Cracked the window, there's nothing but sunshine.
Layde maybe, things will go fine.
Take my chances, as long as you do not mind.
Woke up this morning, it was quarter to 9.
Cracked the window, and there's nothing but sunshine.
Layde maybe, things will go fine.
Take my chances, as long as you do not mind.
And I'll be on my way, just to see your face.
And I know for sure, I'll be on my way.
And I know for sure, I'll be coming home.
And I know because, I'll be coming home.
I'll be coming home.
I'll be coming,
Oh I'll be coming, oh oh oh.....
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Daniel Wesley performs "Layde Maybe", and this lyric page sits inside the Daniel Wesley catalog on LyroVerse.
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