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To Leave What Should Be Left Alone

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To Leave What Should Be Left Alone - Matt Andersen
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EWas BI ever Agood for you
Or have EI onBly lEet you down
Did we Bdo Aall we could do
To keeEp from BrunAning aground
I cEan see Ait coming down the line
WhaBt IE’ve always known
The thoBught thats been on my mind
To lAeave whaBt shEould be left alone
I never wanted you to say
Baby its time to go
I never wanted you to stay
And be my second home
I feel it in a distant wind
I feel it in my bones
It’s pullin on my heart again
To leave what should be left alone
BI’ve waAtchEed Bit hit the ground
I’ve AwatcEheBd it fall apart
I’ve heaArd tEhe worlds saddest sound
The sAound Eof a broken heart
Was I ever good for you
Or have I only let you down
Did we do all we could do
To keep from running aground
I can see it coming down the line
What I’ve always known
The thought thats been on my mind
To leave what should be left alone
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The story behind the song

Matt Andersen is a Canadian blues guitarist and singer-songwriter known for his powerful voice and dynamic performances. This song appears on his "Live From the Phoenix Theatre" release. Playing this song, you tap into the spirit of a seasoned blues artist who has shared stages with many legendary musicians and captivated audiences around the world.

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