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2005 · From the album The Road and the Radio

Who You'd Be Today

by Kenny Chesney

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03 · Lyrics

"Who You'd Be Today"

Sunny days seem to hurt the most

I wear the pain like a heavy coat

I feel you everywhere I go

I see your smile, I see your face

I hear you laughing in the rain

I still can't believe you're gone

It ain't fair you died too young

Like a story that had just begun

But death tore the pages all away

God knows how I miss you

All the hell that I've been through

Just knowing no one could take your place

Sometimes I wonder who you'd be today

Would you see the world, would you chase your dreams

Settle down with a family

I wonder what would you name your babies

Some days the sky's so blue

I feel like I can talk to you

I know it might sound crazy

It ain't fair you died too young

Like a story that had just begun

But death tore the pages all away

God knows how I miss you

All the hell that I've been through

Just knowing no one could take your place

Sometimes I wonder who you'd be today

Today, today, today

Today, today, today

Sunny days seem to hurt the most

I wear the pain like a heavy coat

The only thing that gives me hope

Is I know I'll see you again someday

Someday, someday

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04 · FAQ

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When was "Who You'd Be Today" released?
"Who You'd Be Today" by Kenny Chesney was released on September 12, 2005 on the album "The Road and the Radio".
What genre is "Who You'd Be Today"?
"Who You'd Be Today" by Kenny Chesney falls within the country, contemporary country genres.
What album is "Who You'd Be Today" on?
"Who You'd Be Today" appears on the album "The Road and the Radio" by Kenny Chesney.
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