She Never Knew Me
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She Never Knew Me
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She packed up her suitcase and walked to the door
She said she won't come like she's done before
I bet she's in Dallas before it gets dark
I know she's thinking she's breaking my heart
She knows I love her so she thinks I'll crawl
But she never knew me, she never knew me, she never knew me at all
She knows I love her, I know I need her
God knows to please her, I've tried and I've tried
By now if I know her, she's changed her mind
She'll pull off the highway, and have a good cry
And then like a lost child, she'll want to come home
She'll think I'm waiting, there by the phone
She'll stop in some cafe, and give me a call
But she never knew me, she never knew me, she never knew me at all
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Don Williams performs "She Never Knew Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Don Williams catalog on LyroVerse.
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