My Song
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My Song
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You've heard songs about the broken hearted couple who have fought
You've heard songs about romances and the teardrops they have brought
Many hearts are broken when the one day love has gone
If you feel the way I'm feeling would you listen to my song
When she walked along beside me and my heart was light and gay
I can see the tune's a changing lonely chords are here to stay
She filled my life with happy now the happiness is gone
Oh I'll try to soothe my sorrow in the verses of my song
[ piano ]
My heart's been broken not in two but in ten thousand ways
My nights are filled with loneliness and sadness through the days
I sit here by myself and cry and cry and cry and cry
Oh I guess I'll go on living cause I feel too blue tonight
She filled my life...
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