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Chris Isaak ~ Courthouse


You see his gentle smiling face Then you go, oh And all the good and bad you've done He will know, he will know People take their places, down at the Courthouse People stand in line to see you fall Everybody says they're in your corner Be surprised to find one friend at all And I don't care what people say I will always feel this way I don't care how long it takes You're not to blame, you're not to blame Time has come to say how much I love you Time has come to say how much I care And I don't care what people say I will always feel this way You're not to blame, you're not to blame more free lyrics

You see his gentle smiling face
Then you go, oh
And all the good and bad you've done
He will know, he will know

People take their places, down at the Courthouse
People stand in line to see you fall
Everybody says they're in your corner
Be surprised to find one friend at all
And I don't care what people say
I will always feel this way
I don't care how long it takes
You're not to blame, you're not to blame

Time has come to say how much I love you
Time has come to say how much I care

And I don't care what people say
I will always feel this way
You're not to blame, you're not to blame

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