I Was Just Walkin' Out The Door
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I Was Just Walkin' Out The Door
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I was just walkin' out the door it's too bad you didn't come before
I waited so long so long so long now there's no time to wait anymore
How I cried for you day and night and for the letters that you didn't write
But now it's alright alright alright you won't have to write anymore
Not so long ago you will never know what this day to me could have been
But it's all changed now darling anyhow it was nice to see you again
Well it's almost a quarter to four sorry I can't stay anymore
Must be on my way this is my wedding day and I was just walkin' out the door
I was just walkin' out the door
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