| Why don’t you cry for me, baby
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| Help me make it through
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| Why don’t you see me lately
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| I’m sad that I’m true
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| I looked up the page in your portrait, it was mine
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| Knew it was the only one of its kind
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| I pulled out my money on the run
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| Did not mean to hurt anyone
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| But I got to sing it, baby and I tell it for fun
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| Might as well defend the whole body
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| I’m in love with someone
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| Several years of rubies and pearls are at her breast
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| She’s a demon, she’s a demon, she’s a demon lover
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| Just like all the rest
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| Or else she’s filling out her wings
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| In the many shades of contentment she brings
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| I got to hide it, baby, because of you
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| And I hope that you’re proud now, honey, it’s all I can do I lit the darkness, darling, come and build up my mind
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| And I can see the likeness, baby, your painter had to find
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| Is it any mystery how we come to fall
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| In and out of love, when sympathy’s so small?
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| And I’m never meaning for some tears to come
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| Still you leave your silken things all undone
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| Why don’t you call me ‘sugar' like you used to do
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| I know that your kisses are just pure poison
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| But I’m a-counting on you
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| And I know that your head’s half crazy
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| And you’re wall-crawling, too
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| Let’s make some oopsy daisies
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| I’m a-counting on you
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| Well, I’m a-counting on you
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| Well you know I’m counting on you
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| I’m a-counting on you |