Your Old Used To Be
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Your Old Used To Be
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Will I ever get used to being your old used to be
I watched you walk away from me so long ago
I didn't know I loved you and I let you go
And just to think that I'm the one who set you free
Will I ever get used to being your old used to be
I've gotten used to people's stares as I walk by
I keep my head bowed low so they can't see me cry
They say there goes a man who lives in a memory
Will I ever get used to being your old used to be
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I've got no one to help me pass these lonely days
When night time comes I just can't keep the blues away
Or if I dream your lovely face is all I see
Will I ever get used to being your old used to be
I've gotten used to...
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Faron Young performs "Your Old Used To Be", and this lyric page sits inside the Faron Young catalog on LyroVerse.
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