Time Out
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Time Out
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Let's take time out to get aquainted again
We're man and wife we might as well be friends<BR>
You don't kiss me like you used to kiss me
Sometimes I take that there must be somebody new
And when I come home at night you act like you didn't even miss me
Lately honey I've even had my doubts about you
We used to face the world and life together
We used to talk of our ambitions and our dreams
But lately we've been takin' our love for granted
We have time for everything except each other it seems
Let's take time out...
[ steel ]
Let's go away and spend some time together
And see if that old spark of love's still burning bright
I want us to be close you know like we used to be
And not just two ships that pass each other in the night
Let's take time out...
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Jan Howard performs "Time Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Jan Howard catalog on LyroVerse.
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