There are things in this life I
would rather not sacrifice.
You girl I cannot live without
and you know there's no doubt that
All I mind's losing you.

I don't mind losing sleep
Pray the lord my soul to keep
I'll get plenty of rest when I am dead
but till then won't you share my bed
cuz all I mind's losing you
All I mind's losing you

And I don't mind losing money
There's nothin this life owes me
I've been given morethan I can receive
But for you there's no receipt
So all I mind's losing you
All I mind's losing you

I don't mind growin o-old
Losing teeth and going bald
Not as handsome as I ever was
But you love me just because
All I mind's losing you
All I mind's losing you

There are things in this life I
would rather not sacrifice.
You girl I cannot live without
and you know there's no doubt that
All I mind's losing you (x3)


Lyrics submitted by billyjerome

Losing You Lyrics as written by John Charles Wiltshire Butler

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    its a pretty sweet song about loving his wife methinks

    matjimwilon June 03, 2007   Link
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    I believe the lyrics are "losing teeth and growing bald"

    Powerful love song.

    srandall6on July 18, 2007   Link
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    "I'll get plenty o' rest when I am dead" not "I'll get pure and so when I am there" and "And I don't mind losing money," not "And now that I'm losing money,"

    This is a great song, so simple. It kind of reminds me of Jack Johnson's Do You Remember in the way his voice follows his plucking.

    thesecretch0rdon July 29, 2007   Link
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    this songs the best its like my fav kiza

    kizaon October 08, 2007   Link
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    theres a few mistakes There are things in this life I, Would rather not sacrifice. You girl I could not live without, And you know there's no doubt that All I mind's, losing you.

    And I don't mind losing sleep, Pray the lord my soul to keep. I'll get plenty of rest when i'm dead But 'till, 'till then wont you share my bed 'cause All I mind's, losing you.

    i don't mind, losing money, There's nothing this life owes me. I've been giving more than I can receive, But for,you there is no receipt so, All I mind's, losing you. All I mind's, losing you...ohh...

    And now that I'm going old, Losing teeth and growing bald. Not as handsome as I never was but, You loved me just because. All I mind's, losing you.

    There are things in this life I, Would rather not sacrifice. You girl I can not live without, And you know there's no doubt that All I mind's, losing you. Oh, all I mind's, losing you. All I mind's, losing you.

    kizaon November 02, 2007   Link
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    This reminds me of my cat.

    klson November 08, 2007   Link
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    wth kls lol. i personally have always loved this song. its one of the billions of song he has written to his wife. awwh. lol

    dockersfanon February 18, 2008   Link
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    I wish he was my husband... pure love song

    thestormlscomingon August 01, 2010   Link

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