I Don't Mind
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I Don't Mind
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I don't mind I don't mind I did for a time but I don't mind
It used to break my heart each time you cheated
I tried to leave the Lord knows how I tried
But I stay here no matter how I'm treated and all it really cost me was my pride
But I don't mind I don't mind I did for a time but I don't mind
You and I have a perfect understanding you come and you go as you please
And I never get too angry or demanding it's hard to get mad on your knees
But I don't mind I don't mind I did for a time but I don't mind
Once I was strong as a mountain I stood tall like a giant oak tree
Now my blood runs thin like water in a fountain you took all the man out of me
But I don't mind baby I don't mind I did for a time but I don't mind
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Waylon Jennings performs "I Don't Mind", and this lyric page sits inside the Waylon Jennings catalog on LyroVerse.
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