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Sister Hazel ~ Thank You


I had to walk away, Down the road just to clear my head. On another fun filled day, Was doin' fine, but you're back instead. Well I'm not the only one, Who saw you for just what you were. You'd push me, but I'd keep tryin'. I'd leave you, but you'd start cryin'!. But you won't fool me I'm smarter than that!! [Chorus] You were the one... Who taught me what I don't need And I thank you-I thank you for that You were the one... That brought me to my senses And I thank you- Now just leave me alone I had to drive away, Far away 'til you could not find me And It was a beautiful day Liberated and you're far behind me What you did I'll never mention Where you were, I don't want to know I don't want to know But you won't fool me I'm smarter than that!! [Chorus] What you did I'll never mention [Chorus] more free lyrics

I had to walk away,
Down the road just to clear my head.
On another fun filled day,
Was doin' fine, but you're back instead.
Well I'm not the only one,
Who saw you for just what you were.
You'd push me, but I'd keep tryin'.
I'd leave you, but you'd start cryin'!.

But you won't fool me
I'm smarter than that!!

[Chorus]
You were the one...
Who taught me what I don't need
And I thank you-I thank you for that
You were the one...
That brought me to my senses
And I thank you-
Now just leave me alone

I had to drive away,
Far away 'til you could not find me
And It was a beautiful day
Liberated and you're far behind me

What you did I'll never mention
Where you were, I don't want to know
I don't want to know

But you won't fool me
I'm smarter than that!!

[Chorus]

What you did I'll never mention

[Chorus]

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