Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Connie Smith
Canonical path: /connie-smith/run-away-little-tears
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Run Away Little Tears
Read Run Away Little Tears lyrics by Connie Smith on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Run Away Little Tears
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Run Away Little Tears
Chorus:
Run away little tears
You've been locked up too long
Run away little tears our baby's gone
I look at his picture
Touchin' old souvenir
And then grow weak from holding back these locked up tears
Repeat Chorus:
A storm of emotion keeps on working within
Breaking down a heart that only he could mend
Repeat Chorus
Run away little tears our baby's gone
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