Lie A Little
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Lie A Little
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Lie a little before you break my heart
I know what's going through your mind you planned to leave our love behind
You're wondering how to break the news to me
I hate to see you worry so I love you but I'll let you go
First you have to help me set you free
(If you could) lie a little and tell me you still care try a little to ease the pain I bear
Say you love me once more before we part lie a little before you break my heart
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And now that I am losing you what harm can maybe even do
Before a little longer I pretend
If you had ever cared at all give me the chance to break the fall
Lie a little say it's not the end
(If you could) lie a little...
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Lynn Anderson performs "Lie A Little", and this lyric page sits inside the Lynn Anderson catalog on LyroVerse.
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