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Alan Jackson ~ You Can't Give Up On Love


You say your heart's been broken And you just can't win You say that you'll never love again Let me tell you friend You can't give up on love That's the one thing we've got to keep going 'Cause it don't come easy and it's so hard to hold But you can't give up on love Looked out my window and what did I see It's another broken family The kids are stayin' with mama at home Daddy's livin' in a house all alone You can't give up on love That's the one thing we've got to keep going 'Cause it don't come easy and it's so hard to hold But you can't give up on love Troubled times make it hard to stay So many lovers take the easy way But don't go crazy and jump ship too soon 'Cause every day can't be a honeymoon You can't give up on love That's the one thing we've got to keep going 'Cause it don't come easy and it's so hard to hold But you can't give up on love No, you can't give up on love Oh, you can't give up on love more free lyrics

You say your heart's been broken
And you just can't win
You say that you'll never love again
Let me tell you friend

You can't give up on love
That's the one thing we've got to keep going
'Cause it don't come easy and it's so hard to hold
But you can't give up on love

Looked out my window and what did I see
It's another broken family
The kids are stayin' with mama at home
Daddy's livin' in a house all alone

You can't give up on love
That's the one thing we've got to keep going
'Cause it don't come easy and it's so hard to hold
But you can't give up on love

Troubled times make it hard to stay
So many lovers take the easy way
But don't go crazy and jump ship too soon
'Cause every day can't be a honeymoon

You can't give up on love
That's the one thing we've got to keep going
'Cause it don't come easy and it's so hard to hold
But you can't give up on love
No, you can't give up on love
Oh, you can't give up on love

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