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It's Over
 
  (nelson mandrell/nelson mandrell music,bmi)

The nights are so lonely and the days pass me by
True love has faded, left me behind
So we’ll just move along and stop wasting time
It’s over all over now

It’s over, end of the line
It’s over and your doin’ fine
It’s over and over and over, I’m asking why
You’re leaving it’s over now

Gone are the love songs that only we knew
Robbed by the cold wind that sings the night through
Gone is the sweet love, tried but untrue
It’s over all over now

It’s over, end of the line
It’s over and my desperate heart is still trying to find some way, hoping you’ll stay
Cause it’s over, all over now
It’s over, all over now




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