Examples of 'got to leave you' in a sentence
Meaning of "got to leave you"
got to leave you: This phrase is a statement informing someone of the speaker's need or intention to depart or separate from them
How to use "got to leave you" in a sentence
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got to leave you
We have got to leave you behind.
I and my brother are two shits but we have got to leave you here.
Got to leave you at the tone.
I am sorry I have got to leave you here alone.
I got to leave you here.
Because I have got to leave you.
I have got to leave you all for a short while.
I will see to it . Now I have got to leave you.
I have got to leave you now.
That 's a tough ticket, but I have got to leave you.
I have got to leave you but I do not want to.
So goodbye baby, I have got to leave you now.
Got to leave you all behind and face the truth *.
And I have got to leave you.
I have got to leave you all for a short while . I will be back before nightfall.
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Goin ' to leave you Got to leave you at the tone.
I got to leave you here . I can not get you untied.
The fact is, I have got to leave you shortly.
Now I've got to leave you all for a short while.
But, uh, my darling, I have got to leave you again.
Laurie, I have got to leave you for a minute to get that torch.
Because I've got to leave you.
Okay, just got to leave you my card . Let me know.
Don't you dare! I got to leave you here.
Grunts I got to leave you for a second, okay?
I am sorry I have got to leave you here alone . All right.
Okay, just got to leave you my card.
I have got to leave you ♪.
Now I have got to leave you out here!
The fact is, I have got to leave you shortly. They only gave me a half day.
