Lyrics of Where could i go (but to her)
David Houston
Why will a man go out and cheat what makes temptation so sweet
And it's a shame that neon lights will make a man stay all night
With a girl in a bar down the street
I never meant to be that man but last night i held another's hand
Though her kisses tasted so sweet that's not what made me cheat
So i'll try and explain it if i can
Where where where could i go oh when i needed love you weren't there
And her two open arms offered love sweet and warm where could i go but to her
Please forgive my one mistake and i'd swear it's the last i'll ever make
Let those arms i need the most take me back hold me close
For loving you is a habit i can't break
Where where where could i go oh when you feel the urge to go wrong
The next time i'm tempted when my glass is emptied
Where will i go i'll go home
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