Seven Lonely Days
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Seven Lonely Days
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Seven lonely days make one lonely week
Seven lonely nights make one lonely me
Ever since the time you told me we were thru
Seven lonely days i cried and i cried for you
Oh, my darlin' i'm cryin', boo-hoo-hoo-hoo
There's no use in denyin' i cried for you
It's your favorite pastime, makin' me blue
Last week was the last time i cried for you
Seven hankies blue i filled with my tears
Seven letters true i filled with my fears
Guess it never pays to make your lover blue
Seven lonely days i cried and i cried for you
Oh, my darlin i'm cryin', boo-hoo-hoo-hoo
Now, there's no use in denyin' i cried for you
It's your favorite pastime, makin' me blue
Last week was the last time i cried for you
Last week was the last time i cried for you
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