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Rolling Stones ~ No Use In Crying


Ain't no use in crying Stay away from me Standing in the kitchen Looking way out cross the fields You see a face in the window It not real, it not real Ain't no use in crying Stay away from me Ain't no use Standing at the station Gazing down the track There ain't no train coming baby I ain't never, never coming back Standing in the balcony Looking way towards cross the sea If you see your ship come a sailing It not me, it not me It's not me Stay away from me Hey you Ain't no use, ain't no use Stay away from me Ain't no use in crying Stay away from me more free lyrics

Ain't no use in crying
Stay away from me

Standing in the kitchen
Looking way out cross the fields
You see a face in the window
It not real, it not real

Ain't no use in crying
Stay away from me
Ain't no use

Standing at the station
Gazing down the track
There ain't no train coming baby
I ain't never, never coming back

Standing in the balcony
Looking way towards cross the sea
If you see your ship come a sailing
It not me, it not me
It's not me
Stay away from me
Hey you

Ain't no use, ain't no use
Stay away from me
Ain't no use in crying
Stay away from me

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