I'll Go On Alone
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I'll Go On Alone
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We're traveling down two different roads in world so far apart
You wanted me but now you seem to have a change of heart
You think I ought to live my life the way you live your own
But either take me as I am or I'll go on alone
You want to take me overnew you say I live so wrong
With you believing like you do we'll never get along
I just can't change the way I live when all is said and done
So either take me as I am or I'll go on alone
[ fiddle - guitar ]
If you can't see my side of life then please don't pitty me
You just refused to go half way so why not set me free
We don't belong together if the truth were really known
Someday you'll have to go your way and I'll go on alone
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