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Verse 1

So unromantic
So full of pain
So full of longing
A need I can't explain

You said you loved me
You said you'd never leave
Now I'm all alone here
I feel so deceived

Chorus

We lay together
And I watched you die
How could you leave me?
We were supposed to spend our lives...

Now I'm without you
Every day I quietly cry
So blue inside... So blue inside...
I wish you were still alive

Verse 2

They buried you
Beneath the willow tree
We carved our names there
When I asked you to marry me

I don't remember,
It was all so fast, and still
I'm so blue inside
This couldn't have been God's will

Chorus

We lay together
And I watched you die
How could you leave me?
We were supposed to spend our lives...

Now I'm without you
Every day I quietly cry
So blue inside... So blue inside...
I wish you were still alive


Verse 3

I still love you
I miss you all the time
And years later
I'm still paying for my crime

You're still with me
I know you'll always be
I'll see you soon, love
As they lay me 'neath the willow tree

Chorus

We lay together
And I watched you die
How could you leave me?
We were supposed to spend our lives...

Now I'm without you
Every day I quietly cry
So blue inside... So blue inside...
I wish you were still alive



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