I Don't Wanna Live
Chris Cagle
I know you said when I left I'd regret every word, every breath
Every step, every minute without you but go do what you have to
I know I said you were wrong I'd move on, it was only a matter of time
'Til I'd make it without you but this wasn't about you
I said I needed space, a change of place
To go out and live my life
But I don't wanna live without you anymore
And what I wouldn't give to get us back to the way it was before
I admit I was wrong all along, now you're gone with all that I've been livin' for
And I don't wanna live without you anymore
For a couple of nights I was fine, I was high on the wine and the lights
And my new found freedom that I thought I needed
But that cold lonely room that I headed home to, it felt like a tomb
I just stared at the ceiling, what an empty feelin'
And baby I apologize, tell me it's not too late, yeah
'Cause I don't wanna live without you anymore
And what I wouldn't give to get us back to the way it was before
I admit I was wrong all along, now you're gone with all that I've been livin' for
And I don't wanna live without you anymore
Oh baby, I don't wanna live without you anymore
And what I wouldn't give to get us back to the way it was before
I admit I was wrong all along, now you're gone with all that I've been livin' for
And I don't wanna live without you anymore
No, I don't wanna live without you anymore
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