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2017 · From the album From A Room: Vol. 1

Without Your Love

by Chris Stapleton

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03 · Lyrics

"Without Your Love"

Yesterday just came and went

And today dealt me another hand of heartaches that I'll play

What we said and what we meant

Two different things, just some words and rings

And time keeps raising the stakes

Tonight I'll find you in my dreams

And tomorrow I'll wake up and have to feel you fade away

That's the way it goes it seems

Tears filled with pain and they fall like rain

Constant reminders every day

Without your love

The sky is grey

Without your love

I'm waiting on the sun to shine

Without your love

Every hour is the darkest time of the day

And every moment's a crime

And every moment's a crime

The more I live without you

Just can't forget about you

Nobody else can set me free

Baby, please come back to me

Baby, please come back to me

Without your love

The sky is grey

Without your love

I'm just waiting on the sun to shine

Without your love

Every hour is the darkest time of the day

And every moment's a crime

Without your love

And every moment's a crime

Without your love

And I'm just doing my time

Without your love

And every moment's a crime

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04 · FAQ

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When was "Without Your Love" released?
"Without Your Love" by Chris Stapleton was released on May 5, 2017 on the album "From A Room: Vol. 1".
What genre is "Without Your Love"?
"Without Your Love" by Chris Stapleton falls within the country, americana, contemporary country genres.
What album is "Without Your Love" on?
"Without Your Love" appears on the album "From A Room: Vol. 1" by Chris Stapleton.
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