Just Walkin' Out The Door
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Just Walkin' Out The Door
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I was just walkin' out the door
It's too bad you didn't come before
I've waited so long, so long, so long
Now there's no time to wait anymore
How I cried for you day and night
For the letters that you wouldn't write
But now it's alright, alright, alright
You won't have to write anymore
Not so long ago you will never know
What this day to me would have been
But it's all changed now
Darling, anyhow
It was nice to see you again
Chorus (2x):
Well, it's almost a quarter to four
Sorry, I can't stay anymore
I must be on my way
It's my wedding day
And I was just walkin' out the door
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Who performs "Just Walkin' Out The Door"?
Willie Nelson performs "Just Walkin' Out The Door", and this lyric page sits inside the Willie Nelson catalog on LyroVerse.
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