Mercy
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Mercy
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Your pillow don't get wet when I go to bed and weep
Your eyes don't turn red when I don't get my sleep
Your world don't fall apart when my phone don't ring
You say you feel for me but you don't feel a thing
Mercy have mercy on me mercy have mercy on me
A little bit of understanding and a little bit of sympathy
And a little bit of mercy on me (eu-eu-eu eu-eu-eu)
You don't like the clothes I wear and you don't like my friends
You don't like my job or the town we're livin' in
You don't like my mama and you don't like my dog
I bet if the truth was known you don't like this song
Mercy have mercy on me...
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Who performs "Mercy"?
Bill Anderson performs "Mercy", and this lyric page sits inside the Bill Anderson catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to And Then Came The Bad Years and 8 X 10 with a short reason for opening each page next.
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