(Tim Buppert/Don Pfrimmer/George Teren)

We decided to try
Going our own ways for while
And give each other some space
But I never dreamed it would be miles
I thought she would cry
While she was packing up
I guess something isn't wrong enough

She's sure taking it well
Taking my heart and my soul
You'd think I wasn't here
Falling apart watching her go
If she knows it's killing me
You couldn't look at her and tell
My heart's breaking and
She's sure taking it well

There go all of my dreams
Melting like sugar in the rain
I would love to believe
She's only smiling through the pain
All the tears are mine
Shouldn't she be sad
After losing everything we had

She's sure taking it well
Taking my heart and my soul
You'd think I wasn't here
Falling apart watching her go
If she knows it's killing me
You couldn't look at her and tell
My heart's breaking and
She's sure taking it well

She's sure taking it well
She's sure taking it well
She's sure taking it well


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She's Sure Taking It Well Lyrics as written by George Teren Donald R. Pfrimmer

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    change the she to he and its what im goin through except he broke up with me and hes hurtin but he tries to pretend hes not to me... but im devastated... i have always loved this song but it has never made me cry... until now...

    lilcutie8806on November 08, 2007   Link

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