Never Gonna Dry
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Never Gonna Dry
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Never gonna dry
never gonna dry
never gonna dry these eyes
once they start to cry
well you know you went and took me like a mailman
down to the river where you make your tea
never give in to love he said
never give in to love he said
must be easy to say when your wife is dead
Never gonna dry
never gonna dry
never gonna dry these eyes
once they start to cry
well you know we really had something baby didn't we
all of that drama and all of that pain
never give in to love he said
never give in to love he said
must be easy to say when your wife is dead
Never gonna dry
never gonna dry
never gonna dry these eyes
once they start to cry
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