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I Stepped Over the Line
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I Stepped Over The Line
recorded by Hank Snow
written by Donald Robertson
G C G
You threw the roses that I brought you on the floor
D7 G
The tear drops burned as I walked out the door
G7 C
Then came the anger then the stranger then the wine
G D7 G
That was the first time I stepped over the line
C G
Living together yet a million miles apart
D7 G
My conscience hurt but not as much as my heart
G7 C
Always searching just for someone who'd be kind
G D7 G
Over and over I stepped over the line
D7
Then one night I found an angel
C G
And I knew at last my heartaches were through
D7
And that's the night I made my mind up
A7 D7
To say good-bye forever to you
G C G
My joy grows deeper with my new love day by day
D7 G
That other world seems so far far away
G7 C
The night I found her I found contentment and peace of mind
G D7 G
And that's the last time I stepped over the line
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Classic Country Music Lyrics home | Hank Snow Lyrics
This old Hank Snow song is a great one to add to your play book, the chords are easy and it has a beautiful melody. The chorus takes a bit of practice but you can do it. I Stepped Over the Line lyrics and chords will make it easier to learn this great Hank Snow song.