I'm Not Ready Yet
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I'm Not Ready Yet
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Always knew you'd find another
And my way of life I'd have to rearrange
Thought I'd give up when you were ready
Now I find it very hard to make the change
It's all over now I'll make the change somehow
I'll get over you what else is there to do
Though I'm not ready yet I know I must forget
I'll make the change somehow though I'm not ready now
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I'm surprised I thought I'd make it
I've been training for this day a long long time
Now I find that I'm not ready
To accept the fact that you're no longer mine
It's all over now...
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Marion Worth performs "I'm Not Ready Yet", and this lyric page sits inside the Marion Worth catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to (don't Take Him From Me) Devil Woman and All The Time with a short reason for opening each page next.
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