Original Songs by Kent Newsome

The Hardest Part of Losing You


I guess I've grown tired of waiting around
Wondering if you're coming home
Lately it seems I spend most of my time
Sitting in this house all alone

Sometimes I lie in bed and think about
How much you used to love me
Now when you're home it's easy to see
There's someplace you'd rather be

Chorus:
The hardest part of losing you
Are the times that I blame myself
For doing whatever I did
That made you long for something else
But when it comes right down to it
I know there ain't a thing I can do
So I'll just have to learn to live with
The hardest part of losing you

I can still see the mark on your finger
Right where your ring used to be
The things you used to think were so precious
Are now just tokens of misery

I remember the day we got married
Just a few short years ago
Didn't you promise till death do we part
I guess that was just a joke

Chorus:
The hardest part of losing you
Are the times that I blame myself
For doing whatever I did
That made you long for something else
But when it comes right down to it
I know there ain't a thing I can do
So I'll just have to learn to live with
The hardest part of losing you

Maybe if I had done things differently
Everything would be OK
And you would be happy to be with me
Instead of running away

Chorus:
The hardest part of losing you
Are the times that I blame myself
For doing whatever I did
That made you long for something else
But when it comes right down to it
I know there ain't a thing I can do
So I'll just have to learn to live with
The hardest part of losing you

Guess I'll just have to learn to live with
The hardest part of losing you


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