If I wanted to be this lonely,
I could do that by myself.
If I wanted to waste a few years of my life,
girl I wouldn't need your help.
If I wanted to drink more than I should
over how you've done me wrong,
oh baby, I could do that with you gone.
And if I wanted to wonder
who you're holdin,
cryin all night long,
watchin you lovin them in my mind
while I'm lyin here alone,
I could do that with gone.
If I wanted to hear one more lie,
I could ask you when you're coming home.
If I wanted to hurt more than I do,
I could just keep hanging on.
If I wanted to wake in the morning
with a stranger in my arms,
oh baby, I could do that with you gone.
And if I wanted to wonder
who you're holdin',
cryin' all night long,
watchin you lovin them in my mind
while I'm lyin' here alone,
I could do that with gone.
And if I wanted to wonder
who you're holdin',
cryin' all night long,
watchin you lovin them in my mind
while I'm lyin' here alone
And if I wanted to know
what it feels like burnin through my soul.
Wanted to look like a fool
for believin that you ever loved me at all,
I could do that with you gone.
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