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Cross Your Mind

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Cross Your Mind

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You might be the most beautiful woman in the world

Or maybe just someone so misunderstood

And you might stand tall up on some big stage

Yeah be all the rage with that beautiful smile

How it would drive me wild

Or maybe you’re just happy being free

Tucked away with a little piece of country

Full of tall pine trees

Fresh country air

I could see you there

Maybe a little house up on a hill

With a little pond and flowing green fields

A picture of a place in my mind

Sometimes I wish I could find

Maybe just to cross your mind

Time to time

Or maybe you were never really there

Something I dreamed of that vanished into air

Maybe as you close your eyes to sleep

You get just a little piece of me

Maybe a little smile

Just a glimmer in your eye

I might pass you in a dream

Maybe one small tear will fall

Or maybe you feel nothing at all

Maybe I never cross your mind

I write my heart that’s what I do

And that might not mean much

To most of you

And I play and sing my songs

What I feel not what others see as real

But sometimes just sometime

Maybe I cross your mind

And on a good day

If this old guitar plays my way

With a soft melody

She just might hear me

Maybe say my name

With that smile like that night in the rain

Or maybe I’ll just fade away

Lost to a memory of yesterday

Maybe she can hear this plea

In the bending of these old guitar strings

And the words from my lips

How they stumble and trip and come out all wrong

Like the words to this song

But hell I just play along

And sometimes maybe just sometime

I cross your mind

Maybe as you close your eyes to sleep

You get just a little piece of me

Maybe a little smile

I might pass you in a dream

Maybe one small tear will fall

Or maybe you feel nothing at all

Or maybe on some crowded street

Your right in front of me

I hear your voice as you look my way

Or will you just turn and walk away

Maybe you have nothing to say

Could it be I’m just all wrong for you

This is just something you can’t do

Sometimes maybe just sometimes

I just might cross your mind

Maybe one small tear will fall

Or maybe you were never really here at all

Just a picture in my mind

I wish I could find

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