I've loved you since the very first day
When I caught you looking my way
A smile and just knew it.
And up until you came along, no one ever heard my song,
Now its climbing with a bullet.

Its nice to have someone, so honestly devoted,
But when it's said and done, girl I hope you know that,

The traveling, the singing, it don't mean nothing without you
The fast cars, the guitars, they are all just second to,
This life, this love that you and I have been dreaming of, for so long
It'd all be as good as gone, without you.

Oh ho, without you, hey hey

Along comes a baby girl, and suddenly my little world,
Just got a whole lot bigger, yes it did.
And people that I barely knew, who love me 'cause I'm part of you
Man it's tough to figure
How two souls can be, miles from one another
But still you and me, have somehow found each other.

The traveling, the singing, it don't mean nothing without you
The fast cars, the guitars, they are all just second to,
This life, this love that you and I have been dreaming of, for so long
It'd all be as good as gone, without you.

Without you, oh oh
Without you I'd survive, but I'd have to have the notion
That I could live this life, just going through the motions

The traveling, the singing, it don't mean nothing without you
The fast cars, the guitars, they are all just second to,
This life, this love that you and I have been building up so high
It's never gonna touch the sky, without you.

Mm, without you
Without you, baby, baby, baby without you
Without you.


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Without You Lyrics as written by Keith Lionel Urban

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    I LOVE THIS SONG ITS ABOUT A SINGER WHO CANT LIVE WITHOUT HIS TRUE LOVE AND NONE OF THE THING MATTER WITHOUT HER AND WITHOUT HER HE CAN LIVE BUT NOT AS WELL AS HE COULD LIVE

    caitlin21on May 16, 2011   Link

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