| He said goodbye from the edge of the porch
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| Like she’d been some casual friend
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| He said «your better off with out me
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| I’m not what you need»
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| Like her momma had said about him
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| He started the car
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| Pulled out of the drive
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| Didn’t waste any time lookin' back
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| She watched him go
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| Thinkin' even a stranger
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| Would show more compassion than that
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| She could’ve cried but she didn’t have time
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| She had a baby to feed
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| A pink blanket to find
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| To rock their little one to sleep
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| She could’ve laid in bed for hours
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| Giving misery the power
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| But she didn’t have time
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| She got a sitter, and she got a job
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| 'cause she had a promise to keep
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| Her day was a factory and evening survival
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| At night was exhaustion and sleep
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| Sometimes she felt life was passing her by
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| And watching was all she could do
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| Her friends said «you gotta get outta the house
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| And maybe you’ll meet someone new»
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| She could’ve tried
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| But she didn’t have time
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| She had a five year old to feed
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| She had ballet class, piano lessons
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| And t-ball little league
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| She could’ve laid awake for hours
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| Giving lonely nights the power
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| But she didn’t have the time
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| Not time where would she find the time
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| To trust a man again
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| Not time for that flat tire
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| A crowded parking lot and then
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| Not time but yes have coffee with the man
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| Who got her tired fixed
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| She was thinking gosh he’s handsome
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| When he asked do you have kids
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| She could’ve lied
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| But she didn’t have time
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| All she said was «she's five»
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| He said «i saw the car seat I love kids
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| Does she have your eyes?»
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| And they sat and talked for hours
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| Giving destiny it’s power
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| She could’ve been afraid
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| To fall in love that night
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| But she didn’t have time
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| She could’ve been afraid
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| To fall in love that night
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| But she didn’t have time |