Where Love Used To Be
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Where Love Used To Be
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I never knew this old house could hold such loneliness
Cause when you were here it was a life with happiness
But when you said goodbye this old house just seemed to die
Like the grass on the lawn when winter comes
Now there's wall to wall tears and stained floor
The shades're drawn cause no one lives here anymore
Just a shelf of a man in his misery in this lonely house where love used to be
Life means nothing now since you walked out the door
The birds that sang up in our trees don't sing here anymore
But my hurting soon will past cause I'll just turn on the glass
In this lonely house where love used to be in this lonely house where love used to be
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