Where It Use To Break
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Where It Use To Break
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How it happened I haven't a clue
I just woke up one morning and was over you
No hallelujah chorus, nothing written in the stars
Just a peaceful feeling settled on my heart
Chorus: Oh no, there ain't no easy way
No deed that you can do, no magic prayer you can pray
Oh yeah, time is what it takes
to make the heart stop bending
where it use to break
It was wishful thinking, thinking I'd be alright
With a pep talk from my sister, and a cup of good cries
It only got better, when I got it through my head
Ain't no getting around a heartache
Gotta roll with it instead
Chorus
Little by little
On tear at a time
I felt like I was dying
But I made it out alive
Chorus
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Lila McCann performs "Where It Use To Break", and this lyric page sits inside the Lila McCann catalog on LyroVerse.
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