Cry Yourself Dry
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Cry Yourself Dry
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Many a month has come and has gone
Since I've been at home by your side
And many a moon, I seen through the window
Of the train I been destined to ride
So cry, cry, cry yourself dry
You're standing out in the rain
And my, my the time passes by
And I know that I'll see you again
I long for your touch, your sweet lips on mine
Your love that money can't buy
And I've seen your face on the darkest of nights
And honey, it lights up the sky
So cry, cry, cry yourself dry
You're standing out in the rain
And my, my the time passes by
And I know that I'll see you again
Don't leave the light on, for I could be awhile
There's nothing that I can do
But it's the same old train that took me away
Going to bring me back home to you
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Jackie Greene performs "Cry Yourself Dry", and this lyric page sits inside the Jackie Greene catalog on LyroVerse.
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