I've Seen That Look On Me a Thousand Times
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I've Seen That Look On Me a Thousand Times
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It's four a.m. And you're just getting in
Your first night out I won't ask you where you've been
You're so ashamed and your eyes can't meet mine
I've seen that look on me a thousand times
What makes us do the things we do heaven only knows
We think we've got a secret but it always shows
I taught you how to cheat you're doing fine
I've seen that look on me a thousand times
But I still love you and so I pretend
And hope I'll never see that look again
But if I do I know the fault is mine
I've seen that look on me a thousand times
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