Released: October 16, 2012

Songwriter: Rodney Clawson David Lee Murphy

Producer: Michael Knox

[Verse 1]
I make you laugh and tell you things
You start thinking this is more than what it really is
You're beginning to dream and maybe someday
You could be the angel that could make me change
But all I see is the storm that you'll get lost in
'Cause if it feels this good when we are just talking

[Chorus]
You should be walking away, walking away
As far as you can go, as fast as you can
You don't know it but you ought to be walking away, walking away
From me baby
Instead of trying to save me
You ought to be walking away

[Verse 2]
You're standing there, in your party dress
And there ain't no doubt about it darling I'm impressed
But I see you and I know me
I would say right now that I'm the last thing that you need
But girl don't get me wrong, I would sure love to do this
But somewhere in my heart I know the truth is

[Chorus]
You ought to be walking away, walking away
As far as you can go, as fast as you can
You don't know it but you ought to be walking away, walking away
From me baby
Instead of trying to save me
You ought to be walking away

You should be walking away, walking away
As far as you can go, fast as you can
You don't know it but you ought to be walking away, walking away
From me baby
Instead of trying to save me
You ought to be walking away

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