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She Wouldn't Be Gone
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Tribute
She Wouldn't Be Gone was released on January 9, 2012 by Mick Lloyd Productions as a part of the album The Blake Shelton Tribute
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Release DateJanuary 9, 2012
LabelMick Lloyd Productions
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM80

Credits

Lyrics

Red roadside wildflower, if I had only picked you
Took you home, set you on the counter
Oh, at least a time or two
Maybe she'd have thought it through
Yellow sunset slowly dipping down in the rearview
Oh, how she loved to sit and watch you
I could have done that a whole lot more
If I hadn't been so stubborn, been so selfish
Thought about her more, thought about me less
Joked to make her laugh, held her when she cried
A little more of that, maybe I
Wouldn't be driving like hell, flying like crazy down the highway
Calling everyone we know, stopping any place she might be
Going any place she might go
Beating on the dash, screaming out her name at the windshield
Tears soaking up my face
If I'd have loved her this much all along
Maybe, maybe, yeah, maybe
She wouldn't be gone
She wouldn't be gone
She warned me it was coming
Said if I didn't change, she was leaving
I just didn't believe she would ever really walk out
God, I believe her now
Called her mama, cried like a baby to her best friend
If they'd seen her, they ain't saying, they ain't saying
Now I'm cursing like a fool, praying it ain't too late
All I want to do is fix my mistakes
Find her, beg her for one more try
Until then, damn it, I'll be
Driving like hell, flying like crazy down the highway
Calling everyone we know, stopping any place she might be
Going any place she might go
Beating on the dash, screaming out her name at the windshield
Tears soaking up my face
If I'd have loved her this much all along
Maybe, maybe, yeah, maybe
She wouldn't be gone
I wouldn't be beating on the dash
Screaming out her name at the windshield
Tears soaking up my face
If I'd have loved her this much all along
Maybe, maybe, yeah, maybe
She wouldn't be gone
Red roadside wildflower, if I had only picked you
Took you home, set you on the counter
Oh, at least a time or two
Then maybe she'd have thought it through
Written by: Cory Batten, Jennifer Adan
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