You Won't Be Satisfied That Way
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You Won't Be Satisfied That Way
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I tried to tell you how I loved you
And I tried to tell you night and day
But when I'm gone no more to see you
Honey you won't be satisfied that way
I'll leave you now if you don't want me
I'll leave you anytime you say
But when I'm gone no more to see you
Honey you won't be satisfied that way
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