You Never Were Mine
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You Never Were Mine
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It's late almost morning you just walked in the door
Don't bother explaining I've heard it all before
Just turn around and leave me I've made up my mind
That I'll never lose you for you never were mine
I'll hurt if you leave me and I'll hurt if you'd stay
My heart knows no difference it would break either way
They'll all say I've lost you but someday they'll find
That I didn't lose you for you never were mine
I can't say love's over it never did start
Guess I'll lose my mind after losing my heart
Oh no I'm not crying I've had too much wine
Oh how can I lose you when you never were mine
[ steel ]
Oh how can I lose you when you never were mine
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Jay Lee Webb performs "You Never Were Mine", and this lyric page sits inside the Jay Lee Webb catalog on LyroVerse.
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