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Why Do I Still Want You - Chely Wright



     
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There's an old tear stained, worn King James
Bible on my lab
I can hear mama now, say It won't let you down
And it never hasSo, I turned to the psalms straight to the one
That I can quote by heart
But the words that used to comfort me
Are tearing me apartHe leadeth me through death's dark valley
And by still waters too
Surely goodness and his mercy
Are gonna pull me throughBut tonight I've wrestled with the Devil
Wrestled with the truth
If the Lord is my shepherd
And I shall not want
Why do I still want you?All my friends say this will end
You're not the one I need
'Cause I'm the kind that loves for life
And you're the kind that leavesSo, I've been praying and I've been waiting
For some kind of peace

But you haven't phoned and I'm leaning on
Old psalms twenty threeHe leadeth me through death's dark valley
And by still waters too
Surely goodness and his mercy
Are gonna pull me throughBut tonight I've wrestled with the Devil
Wrestled with the truth
If the lord is my shepherd
And I shall not want
Why do I still want you?Yeah, tonight I've wrestled with the Devil
Wrestled with the truth
If the Lord is my shepherd
And I shall not want
Why do I still want you?

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Richelle Renee Wright (born October 25, 1970), best known as Chely Wright, is an American country music singer who released her debut album in 1994. Although she received an ACM award for Top New Female Vocalist that same year, none of her initial songs made any impact on the charts. She has also won a BMI award for a song she penned for country artist Clay Walker. In early 2005 she released her sixth album. May 2010 saw the release of her new album, Lifted of the Ground.

Read more about Chely Wright on Last.fm.


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