Why do I Love You
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Why do I Love You
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Why do I love you why do I love you
Oh I give myself away I give myself away
I had it coming for holding on to nothing
Oh knowing you won't change you'll never feel the same
Oh but I'm so weak I've lost my strength
To fight such a liar that's filled me with desire
Why do I miss you I'm dying just to kiss you
I give myself away I don't want to give myself away
[ guitar - steel ]
Oh but I'm so weak...
Why do I love you why do I love you
Oh I give myself away I don't want to give myself away
Well I'd still give myself away why do I love you
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