Leave Well Enough Alone
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Leave Well Enough Alone
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Let's leave well enough alone
Darling we can get by on our own
Our love's strong enough to weather the sorm
If we leave well enough alone
We've been together so long
We've taken the good with the bad
Now I see the fear in your eyes
You worry we've lost what we've had
Let's leave well enough alone...
[ fiddle - steel ]
The doubts you have in your mind
Are hard for your heart to conceal
But our love grown stronger with time
And it's just growing pains that you feel
Let's leave well enough alone...
Our love's strong enough to weather the sorm
If we leave well enough alone
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