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Dixie Chicks ~ There's Your Trouble


Should have been different but it wasn't different , was same old story ,Dear John, and so long Should have fit like a glove should have fit like a ring like a diamond ring A token of true love Should have all worked out but it didn't She should be here now but she isn't (chorus) There's your trouble, there's your trouble You keep seeing double with the wrong one you can't see i love you, you can't see doesn't But you just keep holding on There's your trouble So now you're thinking 'bout all your missing--how Deep you're sinking,round and round and dragging down why don't you cash in your chips Why don't you call it a loss not such a big loss, chalk it up better luck could have been true love but it wasn't It should all add up But it doesn't (repeat chorus) Should have all worked out But it didn't She should be here now But she isn't (repeat chorus) There's your trouble (4x) more free lyrics

Should have been different but
it wasn't different , was
same old story ,Dear John, and so long
Should have fit like a glove
should have fit like a ring
like a diamond ring
A token of true love
Should have all worked out
but it didn't
She should be here now
but she isn't
(chorus)
There's your trouble, there's your trouble
You keep seeing double with the wrong one
you can't see i love you, you can't see doesn't
But you just keep holding on
There's your trouble

So now you're thinking 'bout
all your missing--how
Deep you're sinking,round and round and dragging
down
why don't you cash in your chips
Why don't you call it a loss
not such a big loss, chalk it up better luck
could have been true love
but it wasn't
It should all add up
But it doesn't
(repeat chorus)
Should have all worked out
But it didn't
She should be here now
But she isn't
(repeat chorus)
There's your trouble (4x)

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