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Artist: John Mooney
Canonical path: /john-mooney/u-tol-me
Related lyric paths: 6
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U Tol Me
Read U Tol Me lyrics by John Mooney on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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U Tol Me
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'Told me that you
Didn't love me baby
'Told me that you
Never would be true
'Told me that you gonna leave
Said that you'd leave me
Settin' alone and blue
Told me to love another
Told me to think it ain't love so true
Told me that you gonna leave
Said that you'd leave me
Settin' alone and blue
Told me you ready
To love me baby
Told me to think that you
Ready to be true
Told me that you don't love another
Said you sittin' here all
Alone and blue
Yea now you sittin' here baby
All alone and blue.
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John Mooney performs "U Tol Me", and this lyric page sits inside the John Mooney catalog on LyroVerse.
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