That Tone Of Voice
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That Tone Of Voice
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Won't you talk to me , my darlin', tell me what a fool I am
Dry your eyes, sweetheart, they're still a little moist
I'm so sorry that I've cheated, please forgive me if you can
Just don't look at me in that tone of voice
You refused me when I craved a woman's soft carress
And my frame of mind was at an all time low
I reached out for someone else to fill my emptiness
But I didn't find it there so I came home alone
Don't give me that silent treatment, lose your temper, call me names
That me that you could have made a better choice
Run me down, I've got it comming, say that I should be ashamed
Just don't look at me in that tone of voice
No don't look at me in that tone of voice
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