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Suitcase Full of Sorrow Lyrics by Cris Williamson

Prairie Fire

2005

I know you understand why it is that I’m leaving
It’s just that everything seemed to turn up negative
I couldn’t play the games or take part in the deceiving
And you won’t take the things I have to give
[Chorus]
So I’m leaving in the morning
With a suitcase full of sorrow
There’s nothing left for me to say
I couldn’t find the answer in the thing we call today
Perhaps I’ll find it in tomorrow
I know it would be wrong now
For me to try to stay
The only thing between us is the memory of the past
The gulf that’s come between us will widen anyway
So it’s no use in me trying to makе it last
[Chorus]
So I’m leaving in the morning
With a suitcase full of sorrow
Thеre’s nothing left for me to say
I couldn’t find the answer in the thing we call today
Perhaps I’ll find in tomorrow
The loneliness is strong now
But it won’t last for long
Time will heal the pain that you feel inside your mind
I never ever meant to put you down or do you wrong
Don’t you know that I must hurt you to be kind?
[Chorus]
So I’m leaving in the morning
With a suitcase full of sorrow
There’s nothing left for me to say
I couldn’t find the answer in the thing we call today
Perhaps I’ll find it
Perhaps I’ll find it
Perhaps I’ll find it in tomorrow
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Cris Williamson

Cris Williamson

About “Suitcase Full of Sorrow” by Cris Williamson

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"Suitcase Full of Sorrow" is credited to Cris Williamson. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Suitcase Full of Sorrow" appears on "Prairie Fire" in 2005.

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