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Kasey Chambers ~ You Got The Car


The last time I held you You held the cards and I was asking for anything you had You saw it coming but you didn't tell me and next thing everything turned bad You got the car and I got the break I've had as much as I can take And my heart can't handle anyomre And all the kings horses and all the kings men couldn't put me back together again So I laid in broken pieces on the floor So don't come back for more The last time I saw you You didn't see me from The sdiewalk the south side of town I called your name in a whisper so You wouldn't hear me and turn around The last time I thought of you Was in this song and I Can't get you out of my head But I'm not stupid I can Just walk away and I'll break my own heart instead more free lyrics

The last time I held you
You held the cards and I was
asking for anything you had
You saw it coming but you
didn't tell me and next
thing everything turned bad

You got the car and I got the break
I've had as much as I can take
And my heart can't handle anyomre
And all the kings horses and all the kings men
couldn't put me back together again
So I laid in broken pieces on the floor
So don't come back for more

The last time I saw you
You didn't see me from
The sdiewalk the south side of town
I called your name in a whisper so
You wouldn't hear me and turn around

The last time I thought of you
Was in this song and I
Can't get you out of my head
But I'm not stupid I can
Just walk away and
I'll break my own heart instead

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