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Beth Nielsen Chapman ~ That's The Easy Part


Nights alone Silent telephone The curtains on my window dark and drawn Sleepless dream It would almost seem The nights would drive me crazy now you're gone, but Chorus: That's the easy part When i'm alone, and i can cry That's the easy part Don't have to smile, don't have to try To hide my broken heart That's the easy part Daylight's edge Dances on my window ledge When it's time to face the world again Hours loom In the desert of the afternoon Till i drive home and watch the sun descend, and Chorus more free lyrics

Nights alone
Silent telephone
The curtains on my window dark and drawn
Sleepless dream
It would almost seem
The nights would drive me crazy now you're gone, but

Chorus:
That's the easy part
When i'm alone, and i can cry
That's the easy part
Don't have to smile, don't have to try
To hide my broken heart
That's the easy part

Daylight's edge
Dances on my window ledge
When it's time to face the world again
Hours loom
In the desert of the afternoon
Till i drive home and watch the sun descend, and

Chorus

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