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Artist: Kitty Wells
Canonical path: /kitty-wells/this-divorce
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This Divorce
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This Divorce
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This divorce you're asking me to give you I don't want to see it go through
This divorce will make you free and happy but it will leave me lonely and blue
I believe what God has brought together let no man put apart in the force
I believe that someday you'll be sorry that you've asked me for this divorce
[ ac.guitar ]
I do anything to save this marriage but I guess there is nothing I can do
But I dread the thought of tomorrow when I'd give this divorce dear to you
I believe what God has brought...
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