No One But You
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No One But You
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I've seen you stumble, I've seen you fall
I've seen you brought down
Feathers and all picked yourself up
For the ones that you call your best friends
I know you've been fighting what we can't see
Sometimes it takes many faces to be
It takes a time and a place to be free
But in the end
Who would be so cruel to someone like you?
No one but you
Who would make the rules for the things that you do?
No one but you
I woke up this morning, looked at the sky
I thought of all of the time passing by
It didn't matter how hard we tried
'Cause in the end
Who would be so cruel to someone like you?
No one but you
Who would make the rules for the things that you do?
No one but you
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Doug Paisley performs "No One But You", and this lyric page sits inside the Doug Paisley catalog on LyroVerse.
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