I Did
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I Did
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Did you ever want something so bad
That you could taste it
Did you ever want something
You knew you couldn't have
Well, I did
Did you ever know what it feels like
To get lost in a lover's kiss
Did you ever even want to go there
Well I did, I did
I took my chances
Laid my heart open wide
I felt the rush, I lost my head
I learned to laugh
Oh but then I learned to cry
I did
Did you ever lose your whole world
And still have no regrets
And did you ever tell yourself
You'd do it all again
Well I did, I did
I took my chances
Laid my heart open wide
I felt the rush, I lost my head
I learned to laugh
Oh but then I learned to cry
I did
Did you ever want something so bad
That you could taste it
I did, I did
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Who performs "I Did"?
Trisha Yearwood performs "I Did", and this lyric page sits inside the Trisha Yearwood catalog on LyroVerse.
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