Down Here On My Knees
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Down Here On My Knees
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I realize that I'm not standing tall
You seen me when I couldn't stand at all
I must look so natural when I'm not on my feel
But I wish you'd look down here at me
I'm not playing marbles I'm not shootin' dice
No I'm not down here looking for my keys
I'm down here praying that you'll be staying
That's why I'm down here on my knees
You might think I look just like a fool
That's because I'm crazy over you
I might lose my mind if you go walking out that door
But I wish you'd stop and look down at the floor
I'm not playing marbles I'm not shootin' dice...
That's why I'm down here on my knees
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