| She tries to hide the bruises, she says it wasn’t him
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| But sometimes he looses his temper and again
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| He’ll come home, look for a fight
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| But she tells herself it’s alright
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| She hopes someday it’s alright
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| She doesn’t tell anybody, but everyone can tell
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| That there’s something she’s hiding, she hasn’t been herself
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| But she still goes out every night
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| And she tells herself it’s alright
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| She hopes someday it’s alright
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| It’s alright
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| It’s alright
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| It’s alright
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| She has to make excuses for all of this abuse
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| And it’s sad, the truth is she’s scared of what he’ll do
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| If she’d ever walk out of his life, so she tells herself it’s alright
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| She hopes someday it’s alright
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| It’s alright
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| It’s alright
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| It’s alright
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| It’s alright
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| It’s alright
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| She sits and she waits, it’s not getting any better
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| It’s never too late, but she knows it’s now or never
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| She’ll get up the strength to stand up to him tonight
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| 'Cause she knows that it’s alright
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| It’s alright
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| She says today she’s leaving, she says she’s had enough
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| Sick of being mistreated, she knows that isn’t love
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| So tonight, she’s saying goodbye
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| And she tells herself it’s alright
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| Yeah, she knows she’s gonna make it tonight
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| Yeah, she’s finally going on with her life
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| And she knows that it’s alright
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| It’s alright
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| It’s alright
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| It’s alright
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| It’s alright
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| It’s alright
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| She sits and she waits, it’s not getting any better
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| It’s never too late, but she knows it’s now or never
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| She’ll get up the strength to stand up to him tonight
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| 'Cause she knows that it’s alright |