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Everything

Ron Pope

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<u>D</u> <u>D</u> <u>G</u> <u>D</u> <u>D</u> <u>D</u> <u>D</u> (<u>D</u> <u>Dsus4</u>)
In a Mississippi hotel room
 I was wounded and confused
 As I watched the 10 o'clock news
I was waiting on a late night call
 That I knew would never come
 And though I doubt it's what you?d want
I call you from the steps outside
 You say you were fast asleep
 And every lie it tortures me
 I can't kill what does not bleed
 So please explain
 Can you tell me what it is you need?
 'Cause I've been trying still I cannot see
 These wasted moments brought me to my knees
 I just wanna give you everything
( )
If morning is my darkest time
 In the night I sometimes find
 There is comfort without lie
I've been living with no hope
 It was a shame to let it go
 But it was drowning me so slow
I've never felt so far away
 From the boy I used to be
 And I wonder what he'd see
 From the corner of some ship
 He met me today
 Can you tell me what it is you need?
 'Cause I've been trying still I cannot see
 These wasted moments brought me to my knees
 I just wanna give you everything
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In the letter that you wrote me last
 There were words that burned to hear
 And red lipstick on the mirror
You said loving me's a great mistake
 'Cause I have never loved myself
 And I am sorry if you felt
 that maybe you could offer help
 To someone like me
 Can you tell me what it is you need?
 'Cause I've been trying still I cannot see
 These wasted moments brought me to my knees
 I just wanna give you everything
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Everything

Ron Pope