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Exposé ~ Your Baby Never Looked Good in Blue


You should hear what they're sayin' about you You should see the way they talk behind my back They say that you found another and that you're gonna leave But you wouldn't do that to me, so CHORUS: Say it ain't true, The things that they've been sayin' They say that you found someone new But don't break my heart (don't break my heart) 'Cause your baby never looked good in blue Your baby never looked good in blue In the mornin', starin' into your eyes, Your eyes look everywhere, everywhere but mine (everywhere but mine) And, darlin', I've got a feelin' that the tears are gonna start And losin' you would tear my world apart, so CHORUS Tell me (tell me) you still love me Show me (show me) you're still mine Don't tell me there's somebody new 'Cause you don't wanna see your baby cry Oooooooooooooooh No no no no no CHORUS Your baby never looked good in blue (repeat and fade out) more free lyrics

You should hear what they're sayin' about you
You should see the way they talk behind my back
They say that you found another and that you're gonna leave
But you wouldn't do that to me, so

CHORUS:
Say it ain't true,
The things that they've been sayin'
They say that you found someone new
But don't break my heart (don't break my heart)
'Cause your baby never looked good in blue
Your baby never looked good in blue

In the mornin', starin' into your eyes,
Your eyes look everywhere, everywhere but mine (everywhere but mine)
And, darlin', I've got a feelin' that the tears are gonna start
And losin' you would tear my world apart, so

CHORUS

Tell me (tell me) you still love me
Show me (show me) you're still mine
Don't tell me there's somebody new
'Cause you don't wanna see your baby cry

Oooooooooooooooh
No no no no no

CHORUS

Your baby never looked good in blue
(repeat and fade out)

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