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Alison Krauss ~ Sleep On


(nelson mandrell/happy valley music, bmi)

Could your heart ever be mine?
Your arms hold me so close to you all through the night
Your eyes gaze into mine
Sayin' i should believe you, i always do, i don't know why

Cause you taught me a lesson the hard way one time
Told me you loved me but then changed your mind
I never told no one how i hurt down inside until now
Sleep on

Could your heart ever be mine?
My arms hold you so close to me all through the night
My heart warned me this time
But i need to believe you, so i do, just for tonight

But you taught me a lesson the hard way one time
Promised to love me but then changed your mind
I never told no one how i hurt down inside until now
Sleep on


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