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Without you (live)

from Live in Dundee by Ed Muirhead

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I really don't know what I should do about you.
Don't know if I should laugh or cry.
Can't see how I can live without you.
But you know I'm going to try.

I can see the tears you're crying
And I know they're not for me.
I don't care if you've been lying
But I hope that you can see
That I don't want to leave you hurting,
I don't want to give you pain.
You can go ahead, desert me,
I just want to see you smiling again.

I really don't know what I should do about you.
Don't know if I should sink or swim.
Can't see how I can live without you.
But you know I've fallen in.

You say,
"You're so sad and you're so lonely,
You just feel like you're the only
One for me and I'm the only one for you."

These days it's hard to be free
Of the things that hold on to me
I don't know if you'll ever see what I mean.

I really don't know what I should do about you.
Don't know if I should run or hide.
Can't see how I can live without you.
Cause you know I've gone and died.

Though the waiting lasts forever,
I will watch and I will wait.
When the sometimes fades to never,
And we say goodbye to fate.
I can only wish you well
With a life that's full of love.
As I lay this thing to rest now,
I just hope you find what you're dreaming of.

I really don't know what I should do about you.
Don't know if I should laugh or cry.
Can't see how I can live without you.
But you know I'm going to try.

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from Live in Dundee, released July 23, 2011

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