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Sitting there, beneath the willow, thinking about what could've gone wrong. Wondering if you ever loved me, or if you were lying all along.

We were gonna get away, and finally leave this town. Start our life together, and turn our lives around. Now in this hour, in this moment of truth, i think i finally see the real you.

Sometimes life doesn't work out like you plan. Sometimes love slips right through your hands. It'll make you wonder what you did wrong, and wanna turn on that old country song. But, maybe, he was the one that was wrong.

Lying here, beneath the stars, wondering why i blamed myself for so long. He was the one that lied, yet i'm the one that gets left alone to cry. And i finally realize that...

Sometimes life doesn't work out like you plan. Sometimes love slips right through your hands. It'll make you wonder what you did wrong, and wanna turn on that old country song. But, maybe, he was the one that was wrong.

It'll make you wonder what you did wrong, and wanna turn on that old country song. But, maybe, no not maybe. He was definitely the one that was wrong.



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