It'll Be Her
de Waylon Jennings
I'll go back to her where I'm wanted and maybe I can make up for the wrong
Inspite of all I've done she still wants me so I'll go back to her where I belong
Walking out on her wasn't easy but without a second thought I left her there
I gave my all and did it all to please you but the more I seem to do the less you care
So I'll go back to her...
[ steel ]
I'll go back to her...
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