Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Roy Clark
Canonical path: /roy-clark/nobody-wins
Related lyric paths: 6
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Nobody Wins
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Nobody Wins
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It's over nobody wins
Well it doesn't matter who's right or wrong
We've been hurting each other for much too long
And it's too late to try to save what might have been
It's over nobody wins
Make believing in forever is just a line
And it seems a little sadder each time we try
Cause it's a shame to make the same mistakes again and again
It's over nobody wins
We've gone too far too long too far apart
The loving was easy it's the living that's hard
For there's no need to stay to see the way it ends
It's over nobody wins (nobody wins)
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