If I Needed You (feat. Jamey Johnson)
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If I Needed You (feat. Jamey Johnson)
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If I needed you
Would you come to me
Would you come to me
For to ease my pain
If you needed me
I would come to you
I would swim the sea
For to ease your pain
Well the night's forlorn
And the morning's born
And the morning's born
With the lights of love
And you'll miss sunrise
If you close your eyes
And that would break
My heart in two
If I needed you
Would you come to me
Would you come to me
For to ease my pain
If you needed me
I would come to you
I would swim the sea
For to ease your pain
Baby's with me now since I showed her how
To lend her lily hand in mine
Loop and Lil agree she's a sight to see
A treasure for the poor to find
If I needed you
Would you come to me
Would you come to me
For to ease my pain
If you needed me
I would come to you
I would swim the sea
For to ease your pain
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