Sadder Days
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Sadder Days
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We talked yesterday
About us
Maybe we could save
What we lost
Didn't have to say
We were done
Have my sadder days
Just begun
I've had better days
Than this one
She just walked away
I'm all alone
Are there other ways
Show me one
Tell my sadder days
They're all gone
Tell my sadder days
They're all gone
Oh, how can they be
The most lonesome
Longest days of the week
Now, now I know
There won't be a tomorrow
Without you here
Oh, how can they be
The most lonesome
Longest days of the week
Oh, now I know
There won't be a tomorrow
Without you here
I've had better days
Than this one
She just walked away
I'm all alone
Are there other ways
Then show me one
Tell my sadder days
They're all gone
Tell my sadder days
They're all gone
Tell my sadder days
They're all gone
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Robert Cray performs "Sadder Days", and this lyric page sits inside the Robert Cray catalog on LyroVerse.
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