Leave Me Be
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Leave Me Be
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If you see me cry.
Don't try and dry my eye's.
If you see me down.
Just leave me there to rot.
And if you see my pain.
Don't try and pull me out.
If i run away.
Don't call my name out loud.
Just leave.
Me.
Be.
If you see my heart.
Leave it on the ground.
If I stumble in the dark.
Let me go until I'm found.
If I'm dying in my bed.
Oh, just let me be alone.
Oh, things that need to be said.
Can be told to my stone.
Leave.
Me.
Be.
I said Leave
Me.
Be.
When I'm lying in my grave.
And they're putting me away.
There'll be nothing left to say.
Nothing left to say.
So, Leave.
Me.
Be.
I said, Leave.
Me.
Be.
I said, Leave, Me.
Be.
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Joe Purdy performs "Leave Me Be", and this lyric page sits inside the Joe Purdy catalog on LyroVerse.
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