It'll All Work Out
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It'll All Work Out
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She wore faded jeans and soft black leather
She had eyes so blue they looked like weather
When she needed me I wasn't around
That's the way it goes, it'll all work out
There were times apart, there were times together
I was pledged to her for worse or better
When it mattered most I let her down
That's the way it goes, it'll all work out
Chorus:
It'll all work out eventually
Better off with him than here with me
Chorus 2:
It'll all work out eventually
Maybe better with him than here with me
Now the wind is high and the rain is heavy
And the water's rising in the levee
Still I think of her when the sun goes down
It never goes away, but it all works out
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Tom Petty performs "It'll All Work Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Tom Petty catalog on LyroVerse.
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