Just Leave Me Alone
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Just Leave Me Alone
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All I ask from you is to be by myself.
Though I love you like nobody else.
I don't wish you no bad for doin' me wrong:
I wish you'd just leave me alone.
I refuse to talk about goodbye:
When it's over, it don't matter why.
So I'm lettin' go, and you're hanging on,
I wish you'd just leave me alone.
Ninety-nine years from now, who will care anyhow?
There's ninety-nine reasons to lie.
Just keep movin' on, 'cause our love is gone.
I don't blame you, just leave me alone.
Instrumental break.
Ninety-nine years from now, who will care anyhow?
There's ninety-nine ways I may be wrong.
Just give me this time, for me and my mind.
I don't blame you, just leave me alone.
Please, darlin', just leave me alone.
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Heather Myles performs "Just Leave Me Alone", and this lyric page sits inside the Heather Myles catalog on LyroVerse.
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