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Carly Simon ~ In Pain


(carly simon/don grolnick/mike mainieri) This gray sky Is good for cryin' These november gray woods Open to the fields I came out here In the cold For my poor heart Has turned to frost I don't understand What you just told me What is all this about About just being friends It's a lousy lie And a far cry >from what goes on Between you and me Pain, in pain I'm in pain You held me close to you I didn't tell you what to do We were burnin', burnin' Burnin', burnin' You made love to me We were cryin', we were flyin' We were dyin' in these fields We'd come out here in the soft nights I was sunburned under you Pain, in pain I'm in pain So you want me to say Do you want me to say, you want me to say Say that i don't love you Do you want me to smile, try, lie And look away How far away all the stars seem And that gypsy moon Cries, "you're a fool" more free lyrics

(carly simon/don grolnick/mike mainieri)

This gray sky
Is good for cryin'
These november gray woods
Open to the fields
I came out here
In the cold
For my poor heart
Has turned to frost

I don't understand
What you just told me
What is all this about
About just being friends
It's a lousy lie
And a far cry
>from what goes on
Between you and me

Pain, in pain
I'm in pain

You held me close to you
I didn't tell you what to do
We were burnin', burnin'
Burnin', burnin'
You made love to me
We were cryin', we were flyin'
We were dyin' in these fields
We'd come out here in the soft nights
I was sunburned under you

Pain, in pain
I'm in pain

So you want me to say
Do you want me to say, you want me to say
Say that i don't love you
Do you want me to smile, try, lie
And look away
How far away all the stars seem
And that gypsy moon
Cries, "you're a fool"

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