She's Gone Gone Gone
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She's Gone Gone Gone
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She said if I ever deceived her she'd be gone before I could count ten
But I guess that I didn't believe her cause look at the trouble I'm in
She's gone gone gone gone gone gone cryin' won't bring her back
The more that I cry the faster than train flies further on down the track
[ steel ]
I've lost every right to be happy when I lost the heaven I found
She warned me she'd leave and she left me before my first tear hit the ground
She's gone gone gone...
[ piano ]
If I only knew where to find her I'd crawl to her on my hands and knees
Each tick of the clock so remind her she's one second farther from me
She's gone gone gone...
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