House Without Love (is Not A Home)
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House Without Love (is Not A Home)
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For years we both have lived on pride dear and we agree that love is gone
Why oh why do we keep trying a house without love is not a home
The love light in your eyes has faded and I'm contented just to roam
We slaved to gain a worthless treasure a house without love is not a home
[ fiddle - steel ]
No matter where our footsteps wander I know we'll both be all alone
With the pride that came between us a house without love is not a home
The simple things have gone forever we wasted wealth to call our own
Now we've reached the hour of parting a house without love is not a home
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