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Chalee Tennison ~ There's A War In Me


(gayl carlberg/jill wilkin/deborah berwyn) Another night in separate rooms We quietly nurse our wounds I tell myself i'd be better off on my own I say girl, just walk away There is nothing left to say But then i stop and think of spending my life all alone There's a war in me The battle lines are drawn I'm torn between letting go and hanging on What's right, what's wrong It's so hard to tell There's a war in me And war is hell When life peeks through the curtain cracks I look beyond the smoke and ash I start remembering the laughter more than the tears I say girl, you can't give up Deep down you're still in love But then i stop and think our love has been dying for years There's a war in me The battle lines are drawn I'm torn between letting go and hanging on What's right, what's wrong It's so hard to tell There's a war in me And war is hell I finally made up my mind I pray in time i find peace But right now in my heart as i leave There's a war in me The battle lines are drawn I'm torn between letting go and hanging on What's right, what's wrong It's so hard to tell There's a war in me And war is hell There's a war in me And war is hell more free lyrics

(gayl carlberg/jill wilkin/deborah berwyn)

Another night in separate rooms
We quietly nurse our wounds
I tell myself i'd be better off on my own
I say girl, just walk away
There is nothing left to say
But then i stop and think of spending my life all alone

There's a war in me
The battle lines are drawn
I'm torn between letting go and hanging on
What's right, what's wrong
It's so hard to tell
There's a war in me
And war is hell

When life peeks through the curtain cracks
I look beyond the smoke and ash
I start remembering the laughter more than the tears
I say girl, you can't give up
Deep down you're still in love
But then i stop and think our love has been dying for years

There's a war in me
The battle lines are drawn
I'm torn between letting go and hanging on
What's right, what's wrong
It's so hard to tell
There's a war in me
And war is hell

I finally made up my mind
I pray in time i find peace
But right now in my heart as i leave

There's a war in me
The battle lines are drawn
I'm torn between letting go and hanging on
What's right, what's wrong
It's so hard to tell
There's a war in me
And war is hell

There's a war in me
And war is hell

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