Cross That Line
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Cross That Line
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What do you say
To a talk over dinner
Though we haven't
Spoken for a while
This time I won't take no
For an answer
You can't hide forever
From your only son
Let's take a seat
Right here by the window
I remember how you like the view
Now look me in the eye
The truth I wanna hear
The time is right
There's a shadow hanging
Over me tonight
Tell me what you did now
Even though it hurts to say
It's always been a mystery
Locked behind the door
Tell me is it true now
Do you need the heart to say it
I always did my best for you
Don't you lie
Don't you lie no more
You tought me the way
To be a winner
And never to play
On the losing side
I guess that I turned out
The way you always planned
So hard to cross that line
But the words have got to come
From you this time
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Uriah Heep performs "Cross That Line", and this lyric page sits inside the Uriah Heep catalog on LyroVerse.
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