Wrong Road Again
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Wrong Road Again
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I can't seem to learn not to love you
You get to me every time
You're someone I just can't say no to
And you're so good at changing my mind
Here I go down that wrong road again
Going back where I've already been
Even knowing where it will end
Here I go down that wrong road again
Though I see the web that you're weaving
You, and your soft easy lines
Before I stop to think, I'm believing
And I'm falling for you one more time
Here I go down that wrong road again
Going back where I've already been
Even knowing where it will end
Here I go down that wrong road again
Here I go down that wrong road again
Going back where I've already been
Even knowing where it will end
Here I go down that wrong road again
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Crystal Gayle performs "Wrong Road Again", and this lyric page sits inside the Crystal Gayle catalog on LyroVerse.
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