The Note
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The Note
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If you can't find your way back
Turn around you left a track
One that leads right up to our back door
Pieces that you left behind
And the day I woke to find
Your note I found there on the floor
Some who will come and go
Those, heaven only knows
Those who cant take it anymore
I sure hope you will understand
Find yourself a better man
That's all it said and nothing more
I cant run and hide,
No place for me to go
This is the only life Ill ever know
Don't come around here
Don't knock on my door
Looking for your wife, she don't live here anymore
Things around here wont be the same
Ill remarry, Ill change my name
Ill change the lock upon the door
And the only thing you will find
Among the dust I left behind
Your note I left there on the floor
I don't read it anymore
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Stacey Earle performs "The Note", and this lyric page sits inside the Stacey Earle catalog on LyroVerse.
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