Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Texas
Canonical path: /texas/return
Related lyric paths: 6
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Return
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Return
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Why did I give you my soul
When I knew there'd be nothing in return
You forgot what it's like
Now there's nowhere left to run
Maybe, maybe you can hear it in the words I say
Cause I don't like what I see
And I been living with it everyday
So make it now
Or turn around and change your ways
Don't take me
Don't take me down that lonesome road again
Cause I don't think no, no
O don't think that I could take the strain
Yeah, I'm breathing out
But I surely won't be giving in
Yeah, yeah
Come on and take me on home
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Texas performs "Return", and this lyric page sits inside the Texas catalog on LyroVerse.
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