If It Weren't For You

I talk too much, sometimes I drink too much
And in another light I get by on a stranger's touch
I broke some hearts and I was broken too
And I guess I still will be if it weren't for you
I've been known to shout about things I know nothing about
I let stuff slip off my tounge that should never get out
Spent a thousand nights feeling born to lose
And I still might believe it if it weren't for you

Here I am this old hat in hand
Throwing pebbles at your window I'm a sorry man
Cause I talk too much and tonight I drank too much
I'm out here wobbling like a pirate on a homemade crutch
Lost at sea but seeing what is true
And I'd always be lost if it weren't for you

It's way past midnight and this tired old porch light
And I'm looking for grace one more time
In your forgiving eyes that still sees a man
Worth holding on to
But I'd never be that man if it weren't for you

Here I am the same old hat in hand
Kicking pebbles down your driveway
I'm a sorry man cause I talk too much
And tonight I drank too much and I'm out here
Walking around like a pirate on a sad old homemade crutch
Lost at sea but seeing what is true
And I'd always be lost if it weren't for you

Yeah I talk too much
Tonight I drank way too much
I'm out here walking around like a pirate on a sad old homemade crutch
Lost at sea but seeing what is true
And I'd always be lost if it weren't for you



Credits
Writer(s): Liz Rose, Walt Wilkins
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