If I had Stayed with You - Nancy Lee Baxter

    Back in that stage I can see myself
    Part of an act, a short story for two
    Making scenes from a second-rate play
    Reading the lines that you wrote me to say

    And if I had stayed with you
    I might have never known
    I was playing the part of a fool
    If I had stayed with you

    I had my doubts wonderin' if I should go
    Was lonely with you better than being alone
    Your cruelty kept me from feeling unsure
    I'm so glad I walked out the door

    'Cause if I had stayed with you
    I might have never known
    That all love isn't cruel
    If I had stayed with you

    At last I'm learning what life really means
    One gentle lover not a series of dreams
    He makes me laugh and he takes my fears
    Bad times are better whenever he's near

    And if I had stayed with you
    I might have never known
    A love so strong and so true
    If I had stayed with you

    And he holds me close in the night
    And he knows the right words to use
    And his love I wouldn't have found
    If I had stayed with you

    © 1984 by Nancy Lee Baxter

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