100 lyrics for "Walk this way!"

The sun goes down He takes the day, but I'm grown And in your way He walks away My tears dry on their own In this blue shade So we are history Your shadow covers me The sky above ablaze
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We don't stand a chance In this wild romance, my tender heart Maybe it's wiser to walk away and love again With my tender heart. In this wild romance, oh it hurts so bad Knowing that I'm not the one you want I can't hold on to my tender heart Every night
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It's more than a feeling (more than a feeling) When I hear that old song they used to play (more than a feeling) And I begin dreaming (more than a feeling) Till I see Marianne walk away I see my Marianne walkin' away I looked out this morning and the sun
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I just can't keep hanging on, to you and me With you and me You know we can get away Because I'm calling your name Every day I feel this pain But you just turn and walk away I just can't keep hanging on to you and me I just don't know what is wrong
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I'd like to walk you through a field of wildflowers And I'd like to check you for ticks 'Cause I'd like to see you out in the moonlight I'd like to kiss you way back in the sticks Every time you take a sip In this smoky atmosphere You press that bottle
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All, all we, all, all, always never tell her It's the same old story in this tug of war We go back and forth, we go back and forth But it ain't good for me, what we do this for? We go back and forth, walk through this road Oh, whoa (we go back and forth,
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Well I'm here in the dark, And I can't see the light of day. Yes I'm here in the dark, And I'm feeling so very blue. And in my heart I feel so sad. For I share the worlds troubles, Its why I feel this way. Oh yes its cold outside, And the rain is fallin
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We will walk away from empty gold If the morning light don't steal our soul Feel like we've been falling down Like these autumn leaves Don't let our hearts freeze We're the underdogs, in this world alone I'm a believer, got a fever running through my
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If I had my way Tear this building down I would tear this building down You read about Sampson and from his birth The strongest man that ever lived on Earth One day old Sampson was walking alone He looked down on the ground and he saw an old jaw-bone He
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