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Line by Line (feat. Maren Morris)

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Line by Line (feat. Maren Morris)

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There are things that I sing that I'd never have the confidence to say

There are things I believe that I only figure out when I sit down to play

The truth don't scare me in a melody, immortalizing my sincerity

There are things that I sing that I'd never have the confidence to say

Like that song about my parents that I'll never show 'em

And the ones about my exes that they don't deserve

When it comes to you, I'm still trying to find the words

Love too big for a love song

If I tried to sum it up I know I'd get it wrong

Sometimes if it don't sound right

I apologize, I just said it cause it rhymed

Four chords, three minutes, you never fit in it

So I just take you line by line

Oh, I'll be writing about you for the rest of my life

Line by line

There are things that I sing that I'll never have the confidence to say

Like I'm still not convinced that I won't be too much for you someday

Yeah we both know the way it works

Hear my fears all on the radio

There are things that I sing that I'll never have the confidence to say

Love too big for a love song

If I tried to sum it up I know I'd get it wrong

Sometimes if it don't sound right

I apologize, I just said it cause it rhymed

Four chords, three minutes, you never fit in it

So I just take you line by line

Oh, I'll be writing about you for the rest of my life

Line by line

I'll be writing about you for the rest of my life

Line by line

I'll be writing about you for the rest of my life

I know it's complicated having all your shit on display

I appreciate the way you make it work

When it comes to you I'm still trying to find the words

Love too big for a love song

If I tried to sum it up I know I'd get it wrong

Sometimes if it don't sound right

I apologize, I just said it cause it rhymed

Four chords, three minutes, you never fit in it

So I just take you line by line

Oh, I'll be writing about you for the rest of my life

Line by line

I'll be writing about you for the rest of my life

Line by line

I'll be writing about you for the rest of my life

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