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Shania Twain ~ I Ain't Goin' Down


I'm gonna hold on-- 'cause what I believe in is so strong No matter how long, no one Can tell me I'm wrong--I ain't goin' down I had a baby at fifteen-- daddy never did forgive me I never heard from the guy again I had to drop outta high school-- everybody treated me so cruel But I didn't give in and giver her away [Repeat Chorus] Her smile got me through the day-- and every night I'd pray I could give her enough At night I'd lie awake and cry-- hopin' we'd get by 'Cause you can't live on love I worked night and day to keep us goin' Through the sweat and tears without her knowin' It was worth it just to watch her grow Oh, oh, at least I was able to hold her Whenever she needed my shoulder I'm so glad I never let her go [Repeat Chorus] Her smile got me through the years-- dried away the tears And filled me with hope At night I'd lie awake and cry-- prayed we would get by And for the courage to cope Oh, oh, oh [Instrumental solo] Her smile got me through the day-- and every night I'd pray I could give her enough [Repeat Chorus (2x)] No on can tell me I'm wrong I ain't goin' down more free lyrics

I'm gonna hold on--
'cause what I believe in is so strong
No matter how long, no one
Can tell me I'm wrong--I ain't goin' down

I had a baby at fifteen--
daddy never did forgive me
I never heard from the guy again
I had to drop outta high school--
everybody treated me so cruel
But I didn't give in and giver her away

[Repeat Chorus]

Her smile got me through the day--
and every night I'd pray
I could give her enough
At night I'd lie awake and cry--
hopin' we'd get by
'Cause you can't live on love

I worked night and day to keep us goin'
Through the sweat and tears
without her knowin'
It was worth it just to watch her grow
Oh, oh, at least I was able to hold her
Whenever she needed my shoulder
I'm so glad I never let her go

[Repeat Chorus]

Her smile got me through the years--
dried away the tears
And filled me with hope
At night I'd lie awake and cry--
prayed we would get by
And for the courage to cope
Oh, oh, oh

[Instrumental solo]

Her smile got me through the day--
and every night I'd pray
I could give her enough

[Repeat Chorus (2x)]

No on can tell me I'm wrong
I ain't goin' down

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