On Your Way To Gone
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On Your Way To Gone
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Someone means a lot to you there's hardly any doubt
The more I think about it the lesser is to think about
You don't love me anymore you been so cold so long
And now you're walking out the door on your way to gone
There can be for you and me no more happiness
The heart is gone from sweetheart and you is gone from us
Still when you walk out that door you'll be walking on
The pieces of my shattered heart on your way to gone
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Now I'm standing helplessly for both my hands are tied
And almost any moment you will walk out off my life
Into someone else's arms where you don't belong
I love you so and there you go on your way to gone
There can be for you and me...
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Liz Anderson performs "On Your Way To Gone", and this lyric page sits inside the Liz Anderson catalog on LyroVerse.
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