I'm Not Strong Enough
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I'm Not Strong Enough
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I had always been an independent man
And I never thought I'd need a helping hand
I thought I was as strong as any man could be
Then you told me dear that you were leaving me
And I'm not strong enough I'm not strong enough
Without you dear I just can't carry on
When I think of all the sweet things you have done
Then I'm not strong enough to live my life alone
I had never thought I needed anything
Till the day you gave me back your wedding ring
I have learned enough to last my whole life through
And I'm not strong enough to live it without you
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