| She’s got a new look on her face
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| I only wish it meant good news
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| For something’s missing from her embrace
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| And my heart is aching and I’m shaking in my shoes
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| She don’t cry like she used to
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| She no longer walks the floor
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| She don’t ask me where I’m going
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| When I’m going out the door
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| She don’t worry, wait or wonder
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| Like she’s always done before
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| She don’t cry like she used to anymore
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| She don’t cry like she used to anymore
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| If only she would hold me in her arms tonight
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| And tell me how her heart aches when I’m gone
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| Even if she’d scold me for staying out all night
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| At least, I’d know that she still cares enough to carry on
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| But she don’t cry like she used to
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| She no longer walks the floor
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| She don’t ask me where I’m going
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| When I’m going out the door
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| She don’t worry, wait or wonder
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| Like she’s always done before
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| She don’t cry like she used to anymore
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| She don’t cry like she used to anymore
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| Now I’m the one who’s breaking down
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| The one who walks the floor
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| She don’t cry like she used to anymore
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| She don’t cry like she used to anymore |