What About You
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What About You
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The days have seemed long and I've been so lonesome
Recalling those dreams that never came true
The nights have been lonely but now that's all over
And I've paid my debt for trusting in you
Every day your memory grows dimmer
The clouds drift away the sunshine peeks through
Every night no longer you haunt me
My conscience is clear dear what about you
It's hard to believe that you are the same one
That once meant so much to our love so true
It's hard to know I've worshipped a false one
But I've paid my debt dear what about you
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Stanley Brothers performs "What About You", and this lyric page sits inside the Stanley Brothers catalog on LyroVerse.
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