I don't know what I'd do if I ever lost you
All the loneliness I would go through
But if you wanna leave I won't stop you

I've been gone so long,
I'm used to feeling alone
I estimated our love, my estimation was wrong
See I never knew what you were going through
But I just got back and now let's see where your at
How could you and tell that I ever be distracted by
Any other guy no matter if he ever caught my eyes
We just need time, some time to connect
What I'm tellin' you now hope you never forget

I don't know what I'd do if I ever lost you
All the loneliness I would go through
But if you wanna leave I won't stop you
'Cause I don't want you if you don't want me
To be the one the only one you wanna run to
Baby boy you know I just be gone too
Realize what's important to me
So Don't leave, Don't leave

Maybe I should try to put your need first
But my priorities were messed up and I know you got hurt
See I never knew what you were going through
But I just got back and now let's see where your at
Think about it take a moment just to rewind
Everything that you believe and everything that was right
Do you really want to stand there and tell me goodbye
When I'm sayin' I Still love you

I don't know what I'd do if I ever lost you
All the loneliness I would go through
But if you wanna leave I won't stop you
'Cause I don't want you if you don't want me
To be the one the only one you wanna run to
Baby boy you know I just be gone too
Realize what's important to me
So Don't leave, Don't leave

Lonely days and lonely night
That where you be without me by your side
Better think twice baby, oh, this could grow up crazy you know
I can't keep sayin' my secret cause it's out of control
I gave you everything by my heart and soul
But you keep breaking me taking me to another low
Don't do it baby don't do it don't let me go
I Don't know, I Don't know

I don't know what I'd do if I ever lost you
All the loneliness I would go through
But if you wanna leave I won't stop you
'Cause I don't want you if you don't want me
To be the one the only one you wanna run to
Baby boy you know I just be gone too
Realize what's important to me
So Don't leave, Don't leave

Baby boy don't leave me


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Don't Leave Lyrics as written by Jesse Mccartney Antonina Armato

Lyrics © ELOISE HARRIS, BMG Rights Management, Royalty Network, Walt Disney Music Company, Downtown Music Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.

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    i love this song. alot.

    the ending is my favorite.

    skyycaptainon September 08, 2009   Link
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    this song is catchy! its about how a gurl cheated on a guy while he was gone and the boy caught her and is gonna leave her and she is begging him not to

    lovelylollipop1996on August 10, 2010   Link
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    actually he didnt leave she did and cheated on him wherever she went

    lovelylollipop1996on August 10, 2010   Link

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