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Walk Alone
Well she says she needs
Just a little bit more
And you know I want to give it
but I'm not sure how
You know I'm gonna miss her
as she's walking out my door
it's been a long, long time
since I've been alone
I'll remember the good times (sing it)
Sometimes you gotta walk alone
Sometimes you gotta go on
singing your own song
Sometimes you gotta walk alone
And at the end of the night when
your tired and your crying
Just come home
I was riding in the back of a beat up old chevy
on my way to Amarillo
six a.m. and the light grows
I saw a sign on the side of the road
And it reminded me of you
And all the things you used to do
But oh baby the road is so long
Sometimes you gotta walk alone
Sometimes you gotta go on
singing your own song
Sometimes you gotta walk alone
And at the end of the night when
your lost and lonely
Just come home
And I don't know where
I'm not sure how
But I'm gonna get back to her
She taught me about love
She taught me about life
we stayed up late into the night
and it felt right and it felt good
You know the way it should
Sometimes you gotta walk alone
Sometimes you gotta go on
singing your own song yeah
Sometimes you gotta walk alone
And at the end of the night when
your lost, lonely, scared and crying
Just come home
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Just come home
your lost, lonely, scared and crying
And at the end of the night when
Sometimes you gotta walk alone
singing your own song yeah
Sometimes you gotta go on
Sometimes you gotta walk alone
You know the way it should
and it felt right and it felt good
we stayed up late into the night
She taught me about life
She taught me about love
But I'm gonna get back to her
I'm not sure how
And I don't know where
Just come home
your lost and lonely
And at the end of the night when
Sometimes you gotta walk alone
singing your own song
Sometimes you gotta go on
Sometimes you gotta walk alone
But oh baby the road is so long
And all the things you used to do
And it reminded me of you
I saw a sign on the side of the road
six a.m. and the light grows
on my way to Amarillo
I was riding in the back of a beat up old chevy
Just come home
your tired and your crying
And at the end of the night when
Sometimes you gotta walk alone
singing your own song
Sometimes you gotta go on
Sometimes you gotta walk alone
I'll remember the good times (sing it)
since I've been alone
it's been a long, long time
as she's walking out my door
You know I'm gonna miss her
but I'm not sure how
And you know I want to give it
Just a little bit more
Well she says she needs
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