"Another Final Tear" genre: Americana
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	CD: Songs of the Future and Past   Label: Lard Bucket Credits: Written and Performed by Graylen Cook
	Story Behind the Song A song about a (surprise) breakup. But with a good one. Lyrics Another Final Tear... It was just another Friday night Till you packed all your things You left me and you went away... If I could change the hands of time I’d go back to yesterday... Though it pains me greatly to admit it, I don’t want your memory to go away. Cause there’s something inside that still loves you Even though you went away.... Well, the silence of the house Is getting louder with each passing day, And I find I don’t want to read And I miss the all little things you used to say.... Though it pains me greatly to admit it, I don’t want your memory to go away. Cause somewhere deep inside I still love you More each and every day.... I don’t know what I should have done Differently in the past But I would have done anything That would have made our love last... Though it pains me greatly to admit The fault may all be mine Sometimes when you’re in love You might as well be blind.... Well, I’ll wonder through the house And remember all the things that we done... And when I see the sunset I’ll shed a tear I hope it’s my last one.... Though it pains me greatly to admit I find I miss you more every day.... IF I could turn back time We would go back to yesterday.... Our love is lost! I guess there’s nothing I can do or say And nothing will turn you back Into the girl you were yesterday... And when the sunset comes I’ll shed another final tear... Written by Graylen Cook 2-2-2003 Copyright 2003 cgraylen@hotmail.com

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