And you cry
And you cry, baby
And you cry
And you cry...

Dark clouds in the distance
The wind has such persistance
You can feel the teardrops from the sky

Oh God not today
Make it go away
Is there somewhere it can pass on by?

I hate to admit but I know it's true
It's gonna be a long time before I'm over you

You didn't take it easy when you let me down
You didn't let me find a place to fall
But you'll be sorry baby
when I'm not around
You will see you almost had it all

Can I read your letter?
My heart is beating faster
It's as if I didn't know the truth
You said you might regret it
That we should just forget it
You ended saying there was someone new

So hard to believe it but I know it's true
It's gonna be a long time before I'm over you
Better listen dear you're gonna feel it

You didn't take it easy when you let me down
You didn't let me find a place to fall
But you'll be sorry baby when I'm not around
You will see you almost had it all

And you'll cry
And you'll cry, baby
And you'll cry, baby, yeah
And you'll weep for me
And I'll be gone
I'll be gone

Didn't take it easy, no no
Didn't take it easy
Didn't take it easy when you let me down

You didn't let me find a place to fall
But you'll be sorry baby
When I'm not around
You will see you almost had it all
You almost had
You almost had it all

Didn't take it easy when you let me down
You didn't let me find a place to fall
(Not a little place, not a little place to fall)

You'll be sorry baby when I'm not around
You will see you almost had it all

Almost had it all
Almost had it all


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