I Want To Cry
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I Want To Cry
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I want to cry
When I hear your name,
Though time goes by,
I still feel the same!
I want to cry
For dreams we might have shared,
Though I know
You never have cared!
Since you went away,
I've been lonely and blue;
I spend each lonesome day
Just crying for you!
I want to cry,
for what else can I do
When I know
I'll never stop loving you?
Since you've gone away, dear,
I've been so lonesome and blue;
I spend each lonesome day
Just crying for you!
I want to cry,
for what else can I do
When I know
I'll never stop loving you?
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Who performs "I Want To Cry"?
Dinah Washington performs "I Want To Cry", and this lyric page sits inside the Dinah Washington catalog on LyroVerse.
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