After You're Gone
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After You're Gone
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You're crying cause I'm not crying
you're crying while I sit here looking strong
you're sad 'cause I don't feel the pain you're feeling
but my turn's coming after you're gone
You're angry for the good years you wasted
you're angry 'cause you watched me turn to stone
but soon as I can't I'll want to kiss you
that's when I'll realized we'll never kiss again
After you're gone I'll fall to pieces
after you're gone it's me I'll blame
I'll think of all kindness you've shown me
and I'll hate myself, cause I never change
And I'll be crying when you stop crying
crying, when you sit there looking strong
I'll be sad 'cause you won't feel the pain I'm feeling
my turn's coming after you're gone
my turn's coming after you're gone
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Mary Gauthier performs "After You're Gone", and this lyric page sits inside the Mary Gauthier catalog on LyroVerse.
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