She's Everywhere
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She's Everywhere
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The day she left I told myself she could be replaced
All the memories that she leaves they could be erased
But since she's been gone I sing a different song
For nothing is working out for me
Her empty chair or the pillow where she would lay her head
Brings to my mind the happy times before goodbyes were said
She's on my mind each morning it just stays the long day through
And I miss her say I love you
In every room of this house she left her memory
In every dream that I dream she walks and talks with me
So how can I forget her and say that I don't care
When she's all around me she's everywhere
Oh how can I forget her and say that I don't care
When she's all around me all the time she's everywhere
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Eddy Arnold performs "She's Everywhere", and this lyric page sits inside the Eddy Arnold catalog on LyroVerse.
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