I Cried Myself Awake
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I Cried Myself Awake
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Last night I dreamed that you told me goodbye
And in my sleep the teardrops filled my eyes
It seemed so real I thought my heart would break last night I cried myself awake
I cried myself awake and laid there trembling
As I reached for you my hand began to shake
And when I touched your arm there in the darkness
I knew that I had cried myself awake
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I know how empty now my life would be if you should ever take your love from me
To lose you would be more than I could take last night I cried myself awake
I cried myself awake...
Last night I cried myself awake
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