Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Lynn Anderson
Canonical path: /lynn-anderson/sing-a-sad-song
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Sing A Sad Song
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Sing A Sad Song
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Sing me a song of sadness and sing it as blue as I feel
If a tear should appear it's because he's not here sing a sad song and sing it for me
He's unhappy with me he told me so I'm unhappy without him and I still love him so
Oh sing me a song of sadness pretend it's the end of the world
Sing it sweet and sing it low and then I'll have to go
Sing a sad song and sing it for me
[ piano ]
He's unhappy with me...
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