Search lyrics

Typing something do you want to search. Exam: Artist, Song, Album,Writer, Release Year...
if you want to find exactly, Please input keywords with double-quote or using multi keywords. Exam: "Keyword 1" "Keyword 2"

Conway Twitty

Genres: Rock

I Couldn't See You Leavin' Lyrics - Conway Twitty

(Written By: Ronny Scaife And Rory Michael Bourke) 

 

Lying all alone in this midnight blue 

With nothing but these memories of you 

Staring at these walls that are closing in 

Wondering if you're ever coming back again. 

 

Now I'm just a prisoner in this big old bed 

Living with the things that I should've said 

Why is it always after someone's gone 

That you begin to see where you went wrong. 

 

Related 

 

The Best Karaoke Songs Ever, Ranked 

 

LATEST SONG: Fat Joe, Dre, Lil Wayne - 'Pullin' - LYRICS 

 

NEW SONG: Machine Gun Kelly - 'Candy' Lyrics feat. Trippie Redd 

 

Chorus: 

I couldn't see you leaving, but I can see you're gone 

That note you left on my pillow said I was on my own 

I never heard you crying, 'cause I was seldom home 

I couldn't see you leaving, but I can see you're gone. 

 

--- Instrumental --- 

 

I just keep wondering where you are tonight 

And if someone else is holding you tight 

It took you walking out the door to see 

That I'm really nothing when you're not with me. 

 

I did a good job of fooling myself 

Thinking that you're love would stay on the shelf 

But how could anybody be so blind 

To have to wake up alone and find. 

 

Check Out 

 

NEW SONG: Juice WRLD - 'Run' - LYRICS 

 

23 One Hit Wonders You Still Can't Get Out Of Your Head 

 

HOT SONG: Ariana Grande - in my head - LYRICS 

 

Can You Guess The Song By The Emojis? 

 

Chorus: 

I couldn't see you leaving, but I can see you're gone 

That note you left on my pillow said I was on my own 

I never heard you crying, 'cause I was seldom home 

I couldn't see you leaving, but I can see you're gone. 

 

I couldn't see you leaving, but I can see you're gone... 

Writer:

Copyright: Song Discussions Is Protected By U.s. Patent 9401941. Other Patents Pending.