"I once loved a woman and she was the one / She was the right one for me / But everyone around her always told her / That our love could never be"
They Always Told Her I Was Not Good Enough
I once loved a woman and she was the one She was the right one for me But everyone around her always told her That our love could never be They tried to blind her eyes so she could not see
But when she opened them I was still there With a love which they could never understand Just stupid old me my dream and my prayer Now we will meet again in a better land
I once loved a woman and wanted her so They wanted our love to die They always told her I was not good enough They tried insult they tried lie They nearly succeeded but she needed me
Now she is gone and they remain Nor give a damn about my pain
+Steven Curtis Lance
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Reviews of "They Always Told Her I Was Not Good Enough"
The ironies in life are sometimes totally incomprehensible, Stevie. Again, this is a theme to which I can relate because I have some siblings and close friends who are laying this kind of "trip" on me at this time; but you know your heart, as you said. So be true to yourself. Thank you for sharing this offering. Love and peace. Regis
Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)
Reviewed on February 27, 2005
They never do and are blind to the things that they do but others see that you were there for her when she needed you. Be proud of that love Steve.
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