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[Intro] (guitar hums softly) Mmmmmm… Girl… I never thought I’d be callin’ you like this… [Verse 1] Savannah… He say your name different than mine Like there’s honey on his tongue Every time it come up And lately he been stayin’ out late Smilin’ at his phone in the dark Tryna hide it when I walk up You got that soft-girl energy Natural beauty, confidence And I can tell he been caught up I ain’t even angry yet Just scared of losin’ Everything we built from nothin’ [Pre-Hook] See, I know what it’s like To want somebody bad To feel invisible And finally get attention back But woman to woman I’m askin’ you tonight Please don’t make me Learn heartbreak twice [Hook] Savannah… Savannah… Please don’t take him away from me Savannah… Savannah… Don’t turn my home into history You got beauty, you got options You don’t need what belongs to me I’m beggin’ from the soul tonight Savannah… [Verse 2] I held him down through layoffs Funerals and hard years Held his mama hand Wiped away his tears Now suddenly he distant Like love got interrupted And I can feel another woman Inside our discussions Maybe you remind him Of freedom and excitement While I became responsibilities Bills and silence But this ain’t jealousy Nah girl, this survival ’Cause losing your best friend Feel like spiritual violence [Bridge] (music strips down to piano + vocal harmonies) If he leave I might still survive it But I don’t know if my heart Would recover quietly So before this goes too far Before he cross that line I’m askin’ one last time… [Final Hook] (full harmonies + choir) Savannah… Savannah… Please don’t take him away from me Savannah… Savannah… Don’t erase our memories You could have anybody else Don’t come tearin’ up my peace I’m cryin’ woman to woman… Savannah… [Outro] (fading harmonies and guitar) Mmmmm… Don’t take him… Please don’t take him… Savannah… Savannah…

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[INTRO — SPOKEN] My mama told me love ain’t luck. You can sit at the table all night long and still lose everything betting on the wrong somebody. Yeah... Deal. [VERSE 1] He walked in like a winning hand, boots dusty from another town, Had that kind of smile that makes a woman lay her good sense down. He said, “Baby, I ain't like the others,” and I almost bought that lie, But a woman learns the difference between a promise and a pair of dice. I watched his eyes, I watched his hands, I watched the way he played, 'Cause the devil don't always cheat you— sometimes he lets you win a little first so you'll stay. [PRE-CHORUS] I’ve lost enough to know the rules, I’ve paid enough to learn: Every pretty hand ain't lucky, and every fire ain't meant to burn. [CHORUS] You better know when to hold up, know when to let go, Know when the table ain't worth one more piece of your soul. Know when to stand tall, know when the deal's done, Know when you're betting on forever with somebody playing for fun. I don't chase what don't choose me, I don't beg a man to stay. Baby, love ain't about winning— Sometimes the winning move is walking away. [POST-CHORUS] Walk away... walk away... Keep your heart, keep your pride, leave the losing hand behind. Walk away... [VERSE 2] I used to think a loyal woman could turn a joker into a king, Thought if I loved a little harder I could change damn near anything. But diamonds don't make promises, and hearts don't guarantee that the one sitting across from you is playing honestly. So I gathered up my dignity, put my lipstick in my bag, Left him sitting with the consequences of every little lie he had. He called my name— I never turned around. Funny how a woman looks like money when she finally knows her value now. [PRE-CHORUS] I’ve lost enough to know the rules, I’ve cried enough to learn: When somebody keeps on showing you who they are— believe them on the first turn. [CHORUS] You better know when to hold up, know when to let go, Know when the table ain't worth one more piece of your soul. Know when to stand tall, know when the deal's done, Know when you're betting on forever with somebody playing for fun. I don't chase what don't choose me, I don't beg a man to stay. Baby, love ain't about winning— Sometimes the winning move is walking away. [BREAKDOWN — SPOKEN/SUNG] Listen... A gambler watches everybody else. A wise woman watches herself. How much am I giving? How much is this costing me? How much of me am I losing trying to win you? Mmm. That's when I cashed out. [BRIDGE — BUILD] Keep the flowers. Keep the lies. Keep those two-in-the-morning “baby, please” alibis. Keep your whiskey. Keep your games. I ain't putting good money on a man who won't change. My heart ain't a casino. My love ain't a loan. And I would rather leave empty-handed than lose myself trying to bring somebody home. [BIG FINAL CHORUS] So know when to hold up, know when to let go, Know when your heart already knows what your mind don't wanna know. Know when to stand tall, know when you've had enough, Know when what you're calling devotion is just you refusing to give up. I don't chase what don't choose me, I don't bargain with my pain. You can keep the cards, baby— I ain't playing your game. [CHANT / OUTRO] Hold up. Let go. Stand tall. Head home. Hold up. Let go. If it costs your peace— it's too damn expensive. Hold up. Let go. Stand tall. Head home. 'Cause a woman who knows her worth don't have to win the table... She knows when to leave it. AYANNA. Deal.

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