You Said You Could do Without Me
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You Said You Could do Without Me
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As I sat here listening to your sad song
It seems now that you see that you were so wrong
The day that you left me again to be free
Yes you said you could do without me
I cried and I pleaded with tears in my eyes
And told you that someday you would realize
The mistakes you were making so sorry you'd be
But you said again you could do without me
Remember when before the alter we stood
The vows that you made meant that you would be good
We'd always be together for rich or for poor
But your love has grown cold that you didn't care anymore
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