Alone And Dying
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Alone And Dying
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In my darkest hour i sit and cry alone
Tryin' to find the courage
To lie down and sleep on my own.
And thanks for all the memories
For they will never die
And i know that it's my own fault love
For making you say good bye.
Thinking of days of laughter
When you were close by my side
And it drops me to my knees dear
The way that our love had to die
And i guess it's not to be dear
Cause the lord always knows what's right
But i just can't keep on livin'
Without you in my life.
No i just can't keep on livin'
Without you in my life.
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