Never Mattered Much
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Never Mattered Much
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Like a stone
You can't hurt me
Like that old oaktree
I'm as strong as I could be
Like a clock that moves
But goes nowhere
I know just when it's time for me to leave
So this love affair is all over
And it's all right with me
It's hard to make
Nothing go anywhere
It's never really mattered much to me
Meeeeee
It's never really mattered much to me
Meeeee, meeeeeee
(Guitar solo)
So this love affair is all over
And it's all right with me
You just can't make
Nothing go anywhere
I've made up my mind
It's time for me to leave
It's never really mattered much to me
Meeee
It's never really mattered much to me
Meeee, meeeeee
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Robert Cray performs "Never Mattered Much", and this lyric page sits inside the Robert Cray catalog on LyroVerse.
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