Lyrics of Living my life now
Anita Cochran

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Release date : 07/04/2000
Duration : 0:02:53
Style : Country
Leaving here's been a long time coming
But i'm packed and my motor's running
There's nothing here i'm still needing
So i'm gonna let my heart lead me on
By the time you find me gone
I'll be living my life doing things my way
Taking the highway south
I lost my track but i'm getting it back
I've got it figured out, i'm living my life now
No more wasting my time regretting
Just giving and never getting
I'm taking my change at winning
I'm making a new beginning now
And before the sun goes down
I'll be living my life doing things my way
Taking the highway south
I lost my track but i'm getting it back
I've got it figured i'm living my life now
Everybody knows better what's better for me
And it's time that i'm breaking these chains so i can be free
I'll be living my life doing things my way
Taking the highway south
I lost my track but i'm getting it back
I've got it figured out, i'm living my life now
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