William J. Hall, Lyrics 1980, Walk Away

Walk Away William J. Hall - June, 1980
	1	When it was over
	2	I put my hands in my pockets
	3	Watching you walk away
	4	And I stood there
	5	In my blue denim jacket
	6	Wishing I knew what to say
	7	I remember
	8	I thought for a moment
	9	We'd meet again someday
	10	I took my guitar
	11	And rode into the sunset
	12	Back across the Hudson River Bay
	13	Looks like you guessed wrong about me
	14	Didn't you, didn't you?
	15	Looks like you guessed wrong about me
	16	Didn't you, didn't you?
	17	You were walking
	18	With the reigning aristocrat
	19	Through the doors of the cafe
	20	You were waiting
	21	To see how he would react
	22	Before you decided to stay
	23	I heard you saying
	24	You didn't think I was as good as that
	25	Years ago, last time you heard me play
	26	But I was just riding
	27	On off into the sunset
	28	Back across the Hudson River Bay
	29	Looks like you guessed wrong about me
	30	Didn't you, didn't you?
	31	Looks like you guessed wrong about me
	32	Didn't you, didn't you?
	33	I always knew
	34	This is just part of my crazy dreams coming true
	35	You thought I'd sell out too
	36	Didn't you, didn't you?
	37	And right on time
	38	After the last song in the last set
	39	You came back stage with a bouquet
	40	Like some feline
	41	Kind of punk Marie Antoinette
	42	About to pounce on her prey
	43	You fed me some pick-up line
	44	Just to see what you could get
	45	Delivered to you on a silver tray
	46	But I turned
	47	And walked alone into the sunset
	48	Hah!
	49	Looks like you guessed wrong again about me
	50	Didn't you, didn't you?
	51	Yeah, it looks like you guessed wrong about me
	52	Didn't you, ah, didn't you?
	53	Didn't you?
	54	Didn't you?
	55	Didn't you?
	56	Yeah!
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