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Amie Comeaux ~ One Step Ahead Of You


(bob mcdill/paul harrison) Stop that knocking on my front door I know what you're up to now Don't be coming 'round here no more Flashing that smile around I know what you're doing to me I know that you're the heartbreak kind Well honey you almost fooled me But i wised up just in time One step from a heartache Two steps from the blues So close to a teardrop I know what you were gonna do But i'm one step ahead of you Don't be calling me on the phone I'm hanging up if you do I know you only been putting me on But honey i'm on to you I let down my defenses When i saw those big brown eyes But i came to my senses Just in the nick of time One step from a heartache Two steps from the blues So close to a teardrop I know what you were gonna do But i'm one step ahead of you One step from a heartache Two steps from the blues So close to a teardrop I know what you were gonna do But i'm one step ahead of you One step from a heartache Two steps from the blues So close to a teardrop I know what you were gonna do But i'm one step ahead of you more free lyrics

(bob mcdill/paul harrison)

Stop that knocking on my front door
I know what you're up to now
Don't be coming 'round here no more
Flashing that smile around
I know what you're doing to me
I know that you're the heartbreak kind
Well honey you almost fooled me
But i wised up just in time

One step from a heartache
Two steps from the blues
So close to a teardrop
I know what you were gonna do
But i'm one step ahead of you

Don't be calling me on the phone
I'm hanging up if you do
I know you only been putting me on
But honey i'm on to you
I let down my defenses
When i saw those big brown eyes
But i came to my senses
Just in the nick of time

One step from a heartache
Two steps from the blues
So close to a teardrop
I know what you were gonna do
But i'm one step ahead of you

One step from a heartache
Two steps from the blues
So close to a teardrop
I know what you were gonna do
But i'm one step ahead of you

One step from a heartache
Two steps from the blues
So close to a teardrop
I know what you were gonna do
But i'm one step ahead of you

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