What Kind of Woman Would I Be - Tammy Cochran



     
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Every time you hurt me
It's the same old thing
I wipe away the tears
Sit down in front of the mirror
And fix my faceThat's when you say you're sorry
And get down on your knees
I always give you one more chance to make it up to me
Oh, baby, if I didn't, what kind of woman would I be?If I forgot about us and just for once, thought about me
What kind of woman would I be?
Out on my own, would I make a fresh start?
Find somebody knew or would I fall apart?Some women move on, exceed their dreams
While others spend their lives lonely
If tonight, I were to pack my bags and leave
What kind of woman would I be?Would I turn out like Tina Murphy
You know, after she left Steve?
She went back to college
She'll graduate this autumn
I thought she'd never leaveWould I be like my friend, Brenda, who hates livin' alone?

She calls me every night, cryin' on the 'phone
If I stopped cookin' your supper, and grabbed my kids
What kind of woman would I be?If I forgot about us and just for once, thought about me
What kind of woman would I be?
Out on my own, would I make a fresh start?
Find somebody knew or would I fall apart?Some women move on, exceed their dreams
While others spend their lives lonely
If tonight I were to pack my bags and leave
What kind of woman would I be?If tonight, I were to pack my bags an leave
What kind of woman would I be?

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Tammy Cochran was born 30th January 1972, and raised in Austinburg, Ohio. Her father taught her the words to her first song, "Heartaches by the Numbers," when she was around eight years old. A short time later she was given a child's record player that came with a
microphone. Her favorite pastime instantly became singing along with country tunes by artists like Barbara Mandrell and Loretta Lynn. She preferably sang in front of an audience, with her older brothers' help.

Read more about Tammy Cochran on Last.fm.


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