| Now I don't
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| I used to love him
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| Now I don't
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| Now I don't
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| Lauryn:
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| As I look at what I've done
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| The type of life that I've lived
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| How many things I pray the father will forgive
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| One situation involved a young man
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| He was the ocean and I was the sand
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| He stole my heart like a thief in the night
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| Dulled my senses and blurred my sight
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| And I used to love him
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| Mary:
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| I chose the road of passion and pain
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| Sacrificed too much and waited in vain
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| Gave up my power
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| Ceased being queen
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| Addicted to love like the drug of, drug of a fiend
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| Lauryn: See torn and confused, wasted and used
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| Mary: Reached the crossroad which path would I choose
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| Lauryn: Stuck and frustrated I waited, debated
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| Mary: For something to happen that just wasn't fated
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| Lauryn: Thought what I wanted was something I needed
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| Mary: When mama said no then I just should have heeded
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| Lauryn: Misled I bled till the poison was gone
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| Mary: And out of the darkness arrived the sweet dawn
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| Lauryn:
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| Father you saved me and you showed me that life
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| Was much more than being some foolish man's wife
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| Mary:
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| Showed me that love was respect and devotion
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| Greater than planets and deeper than any ocean
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| Lauryn: See my soul was weary but now it's replenished
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| Mary: Content because that part of my life is finished
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| Lauryn: I see him sometimes and the look in his eye
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| Mary: Is one of a man whose lost treasures untold
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| Lauryn: But my heart is gold see I took back my soul
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| Mary: And totally let my creator control
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| Lauryn: The life which was his to begin with |