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Cher ~ My Song (too far gone)


He was just another boy from Georgia Playing in a rock and roll band I was living in L.A. in a Hollywood way Then I met him and he loved me We got married CHORUS: Now he's too far gone to hold me Too far gone doesn't want to know me Too far gone and he doesn't really know No he'll never get to know his son Now I know I am a stubborn woman But I knew he was a passionate man Though our feelings were intense Our problems were a menace But we tried hard and we held on But we let it go Chorus It's hard to cut it loose But only one man holds the key to what I did to many men finally done to me Now I'm trying not to fall to pieces But I think about him every day When I lay down by his side Tears of love would fill my eyes Ooh I loved him and he loved me But we let it go Too far gone too far gone And he doesn't really know God he'll never get to know his son, his son more free lyrics

He was just another boy from Georgia
Playing in a rock and roll band
I was living in L.A. in a Hollywood way
Then I met him and he loved me
We got married

CHORUS:
Now he's too far gone to hold me
Too far gone doesn't want to know me
Too far gone and he doesn't really know
No he'll never get to know his son

Now I know I am a stubborn woman
But I knew he was a passionate man
Though our feelings were intense
Our problems were a menace
But we tried hard and we held on
But we let it go

Chorus

It's hard to cut it loose
But only one man holds the key to what
I did to many men finally done to me
Now I'm trying not to fall to pieces
But I think about him every day
When I lay down by his side
Tears of love would fill my eyes
Ooh I loved him and he loved me
But we let it go

Too far gone too far gone
And he doesn't really know
God he'll never get to know his son, his son

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