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Carpenters, The ~ Last One Singin' The Blues


I've always tried to level with you eye to eye I finally found the devil in you by and by But I don't really want to be the Last one singing the blues When it comes to fiction you're the best I've met But all those little lies Are gonna get you yet But I don't really want to be the Last one singin' the blues () You say that you love me But if you really love me Then why do you treat me this way Your game is that you're gone again It's off and then it's on again Well someday I won't play If all I do is catch you in the same old lies I'll just have to look at you With different eyes 'Cause I don't really want to be The last one singin' the blues Repeat () Well fate will soon determine you're the one to lose I'll be the one who's handin' you your walkin' shoes 'Cause I don't really want to be The last one singin' the blues Yeah, I don't really want to be The last one singing the blues more free lyrics

I've always tried to level with you eye to eye
I finally found the devil in you by and by
But I don't really want to be the
Last one singing the blues

When it comes to fiction you're the best I've met
But all those little lies
Are gonna get you yet
But I don't really want to be the
Last one singin' the blues

(*) You say that you love me
But if you really love me
Then why do you treat me this way
Your game is that you're gone again
It's off and then it's on again
Well someday I won't play

If all I do is catch you in the same old lies
I'll just have to look at you
With different eyes
'Cause I don't really want to be
The last one singin' the blues

Repeat (*)

Well fate will soon determine you're the one to lose
I'll be the one who's handin' you your walkin' shoes
'Cause I don't really want to be
The last one singin' the blues
Yeah, I don't really want to be
The last one singing the blues

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