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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Reba McEntire
Reba McEntire
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Bruce Miller
Bruce Miller
Songwriter
Walt Aldridge
Walt Aldridge
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Reba McEntire
Reba McEntire
Producer
John Guess
John Guess
Mixing Engineer
Derek Bason
Derek Bason
Recording Engineer

Lyrics

We ordered up one more bottle of wine You told me your story and I thought about mine You said when you lost her, you lost everything It all started having a familiar ring So I asked you to take me some place quiet We wound up at the river for the rest of the night Somewhere around the break of day I could hear it coming from a mile away So don't say that word Not the one we both heard too much You may think you do but you don't It's just the fear of being alone Reckless hearts can clear a path Wider than a hurricane's aftermath We've both traveled down that road Where in the name of love anything goes So don't say that word Not the one we both heard too much You may think you do but you don't It's just the fear of being alone Like a child in the night With no one to hold you And tell you everything's gonna be all right I must admit, it's been fun But that's no reason to jump the gun If this is real, time will tell So let me bite my tongue and remind myself Don't say that word Not the one we both heard too much You may think you do but you don't It's just the fear of being alone
Writer(s): Walt Aldridge, Bruce D Miller Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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