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Artist: Roy Orbison
Canonical path: /roy-orbison/maybe
Related lyric paths: 6
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Maybe
Read Maybe lyrics by Roy Orbison on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Maybe
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Crazy heart your baby's gone, don't you know?.
Empty arms give up, give up, come on let go.
And maybe I will be alright.
And maybe I'll get through tonight.
Then maybe I will see you tomorrow.
Misty eyes don't see that face in every tear.
Longing lips don't speak that name, there's no one here.
And maybe I will see the dawn.
And maybe I'll get by alone.
Then maybe I will lose my sorrow.
In a hundred years trough a million tears,
Maybe,maybe.
Maybe I'll be loving you.
And maybe when my life is through
Then maybe I'll get over you.
Maybe,maybe,maybe.
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Roy Orbison performs "Maybe", and this lyric page sits inside the Roy Orbison catalog on LyroVerse.
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