Please Don't Go Out Tonight
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Please Don't Go Out Tonight
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my heart is breaking in two
i'm never good enough for you
sometimes i wish i never had you
they put hands over your eyes and told you that you were blind
they've turned the words of Christ against you
i have nothing to offer but a heart that is hurting
(thats all i've got, that's all i want)
i have nothing to offer
i never needed anyone to tell me i'm a sinner
let's go!
she is doing all she can do to hold back her tears
writing down her thoughts and calling out for answers
as she goes unnoticed
(i never needed anyone to tell me i'm a sinner)
cast your stones at each other
i have nothing to offer but a heart that is hurting
(that's all i've got, that's all i want)
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