Tell Her
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Tell Her
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There she is waiting for him to come home
She's wearing something special
She looks so good
I can't believe what he's about to say
He's gonna tell her that she'll have to go
He's gonna tell her she'll be all alone
Oh, where did she go wrong
She's told everyone they were to marry in the Spring
She's so unaware
Naive to everything
I can't believe what he's about to say
He's gonna tell her that she'll have to go
He's gonna tell her she'll be all alone
Oh, where did she go wrong
He's gonna tell her that she'll have to go
He's gonna tell her she'll be all alone
Oh, where did she go wrong
Now's the time to be strong
Face up to the truth
He's gone out of your life
He's gone, no matter how it will hurt
Don't lose control
Though you're out on your own
He's gone
Tell her that she'll have to go
He's gonna tell her she'll be all alone
Where did she go wrong
Tell her that she'll have to go
He's gonna tell her she'll be all alone
Where did she go wrong
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Who performs "Tell Her"?
Elkie Brooks performs "Tell Her", and this lyric page sits inside the Elkie Brooks catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Ain't Misbehavin' and All Or Nothing with a short reason for opening each page next.
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