Harm You've Done
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Harm You've Done
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I never dreamed I'd have a cryin' time it seemed to me our love would turn out fine
I've heard you still remember and say we should have fun
But I guess you'll never know the harm you've done
You're not here to watch my hair turn gray you don't see the tears I brush away
You've never heard me cry oh Lord don't let me see the dawn
And so you'll never know the harm you've done
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I tried to smile when you told me goodbye I don't suppose you've ever seen me cry
In your world skies are sunny in mine there is no sun
I guess you'll never know the harm you've done
You're not here to watch...
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