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Shania Twain ~ Still Under The Weather


My first lesson lsing a love was you Learning to live with your memory was lesson number two And I can't lie, baby I still cry sometimes But I've come a long way Towards gettin' you out of my mind I'm still under the weather But I'm over the storm I still miss the shelter Of your loving arms But what I thought would kill me Has just made me strong I'm still under the weather But I'm over the storm Sometimes your memory still gets the best of me But that lonely ache in my heart Ain't as bad as it used to be And sometimes the way that I'm feelin' Inside doesn't show But I know I'll get over you, I've just got a long way to go I'm still under the weather But I'm over the storm I still miss the shelter Of your loving arms But what I thought would kill me Has just made me strong I'm still under the weather But I'm over the storm I'm still under the weather But I'm over the storm more free lyrics

My first lesson lsing a love was you
Learning to live with your memory was lesson number two
And I can't lie, baby
I still cry sometimes
But I've come a long way
Towards gettin' you out of my mind
I'm still under the weather
But I'm over the storm
I still miss the shelter
Of your loving arms
But what I thought would kill me
Has just made me strong
I'm still under the weather
But I'm over the storm

Sometimes your memory still gets the best of me
But that lonely ache in my heart
Ain't as bad as it used to be
And sometimes the way that I'm feelin'
Inside doesn't show
But I know
I'll get over you, I've just got a long way to go

I'm still under the weather
But I'm over the storm
I still miss the shelter
Of your loving arms
But what I thought would kill me
Has just made me strong
I'm still under the weather
But I'm over the storm

I'm still under the weather
But I'm over the storm

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