All Those Years
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All Those Years
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Come on in and take your coat off
Come on in and sit down
If I seem a little nervous
I've been walkin' shaky ground
I've been alone since she left me
And I'm not quite sure what to do
So if I call her name I'm sorry
It's all those years are hard to lose
All those years with just one woman
Was all gone in just a day
All those years with just one woman
Makes it hard to try to find a brand new way
After all those years
I guess I should take down her picture
And try to put your mind at ease
And tell myself it's really over
And put aside this misery
All those years with just one woman
Was all gone in just a day
All those years with just one woman
Makes it hard to try to find a brand new way
After all those years
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