"You Would Always Know" genre: Country General
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	acoustic folk ballad
	CD: Alabama Blood   Label: Rosco Records Credits: Words and Music by Elizabeth Ross, Guitar - Haakon Kallweit
	Story Behind the Song I wrote this about relationships ending when one person is still in love and the other person doesnt feel the same. This also weaves a story about choices within that context. Haaks guitar on this is so sparse and sweet... Lyrics He said, “I dont love you like I should. And I don’t think I ever could. But I would marry you to give this child a home But then you, you would always know I said, “When did you change your mind? Up til now, you have been so kind. How can love turn on a dime? I believed your heart was mine.” It began with hopes and dreams beyond proportion Talking at all hours of the day Sitting on the same side of the table Lost in all the things we had to say How can love turn on a dime? I believed your heart was mine Lead There was singing songs in bed on Sunday mornings Making love till deep in the night You made me feel that it was my love that you wanted I believed that your heart was mine How can love turn on a dime? I believed your heart was mine He said, “I dont love you like I should. And I don’t think I ever could. But I would marry you to give this child a home But then you, you would always know Oh yes you, you would always know

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