Till You Can Make It On Your Own
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Till You Can Make It On Your Own
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I don't wanna know who's loved you I don't wanna know your past
I won't bother you with questions that you don't want me to ask
But I see your look that tells me that you don't wanna be alone
I just thought that you might need me till you can make it on your own
I don't think that you'll be sorry for the time you spend with me
As long as we're together you can't hide from memories
Tell your heart I'm not a stranger make believe that I belong
Lay your head upon my shoulder till you can make it on your own
[ fiddle - steel ]
I don't think that you'll be sorry...
Lay your head upon my shoulder till you can make it on your own
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