| She left the car in the driveway
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| She left the key in the door
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| She left the kids at her mama’s
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| And the laundry piled up on the floor
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| She left her ring on the pillow
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| Right where it wouldn’t be missed
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| She left a note in the kitchen
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| Next to the grocery list
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| It said, you don’t even know who I am
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| You left me a long time ago
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| You don’t even know who I am
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| So what do you care if I go
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| He left the ring on the pillow
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| He left the clothes on the floor
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| And he called her to say he was sorry
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| But he couldn’t remember what for
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| So he said I’ve been doing some thinking
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| I’ve been thinking that maybe you’re right
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| I go to work every morning
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| And I come home to you every night
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| And you don’t even know who I am
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| You left me a long time ago
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| You don’t even know who I am
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| So what do I care if you go
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| You don’t even know who I am
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| So what do I care if you go |