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10cc ~ Cry


You don't know how to ease my pain You don't know You don't know how to ease my pain You don't know what the sound is darlin' It's the sound of my tears fallin' Or is it the rain? You don't know how to play the game You cheat You lie You make me wanna cry You make me wanna cry Cry... You make me wanna cry You don't know how to ease my pain You don't know You don't know how to ease my pain Don't you hear any voices cryin'? That's the sound of my love dyin' Here comes the rain You don't know how to play the game You cheat You lie You don't even know how to say goodbye You make me wanna cry You don't know You don't even know how to say goodbye You make me wanna cry You don't even know how to say goodbye You make me wanna cry Cry more free lyrics

You don't know how to ease my pain
You don't know
You don't know how to ease my pain
You don't know what the sound is darlin'
It's the sound of my tears fallin'
Or is it the rain?
You don't know how to play the game
You cheat
You lie
You make me wanna cry
You make me wanna cry
Cry...
You make me wanna cry

You don't know how to ease my pain
You don't know
You don't know how to ease my pain
Don't you hear any voices cryin'?
That's the sound of my love dyin'
Here comes the rain
You don't know how to play the game
You cheat
You lie
You don't even know how to say goodbye
You make me wanna cry
You don't know
You don't even know how to say goodbye
You make me wanna cry
You don't even know how to say goodbye
You make me wanna cry
Cry

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