I Care Enough
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I Care Enough
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Tommy sends you flowers
Lots of pretty things
Johnny buys you ribbons for your hair
They all send you presents
And because I know
You tell me that I don't really care
But I care enough to give the very best
I'd like to buy you things like all the rest
I know how much these little things can mean
But all that I can give you are my dreams
Billy takes you driving in his brand new car
Frankie takes you to the movie show
If you think I don't care
That they love you more
Look into my eyes and you will know
That I care enough to give the very best
I'd like to buy you things like all the rest
So darling please believe the things I say
So let me love you in my special way
Because I care enough to give the very best
Because I care enough to give the very best
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Neil Diamond performs "I Care Enough", and this lyric page sits inside the Neil Diamond catalog on LyroVerse.
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