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Aaron Neville ~ Don't Cry


Don't cry, don't cry, little darlin' don't cry I'll not say my last good bye Whoa, so don't cry, don't cry, little darlin' don't cry Cuz i'll return someday So don't weep, don't weep, little darlin' no, no don't weep My heart tells me you're in love with me Whoa, so don't weep, don't weep, little darlin' don't weep Cuz i'll return someday soon (to take you in my arms) and to squeeze you tight (to capture all your charms) every, every, every day now Don't cry, don't cry, little darlin' no don't cry I'm not saying my last good bye Whoa, no don't cry, don't cry, little darlin' don't cry I'll return someday, someday soon (someday soon) Whoa, don't cry, don't cry, little darlin' don't, don't you cry Cuz i'm not saying my last good bye Whoa, don't cry, no, no, no, don't cry more free lyrics

Don't cry, don't cry, little darlin' don't cry
I'll not say my last good bye
Whoa, so don't cry, don't cry, little darlin' don't cry
Cuz i'll return someday

So don't weep, don't weep, little darlin' no, no don't weep
My heart tells me you're in love with me
Whoa, so don't weep, don't weep, little darlin' don't weep
Cuz i'll return someday soon

(to take you in my arms) and to squeeze you tight
(to capture all your charms) every, every, every day now
Don't cry, don't cry, little darlin' no don't cry
I'm not saying my last good bye
Whoa, no don't cry, don't cry, little darlin' don't cry
I'll return someday, someday soon (someday soon)

Whoa, don't cry, don't cry, little darlin' don't, don't you cry
Cuz i'm not saying my last good bye
Whoa, don't cry, no, no, no, don't cry

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