Cry So Easy

Erasure

Draw the line
Don't want to waste my time
On an unresponsive
Kid like you
Who made the effort
You devil in disguise
You just keep on trying
To win affection with your smile

Baby cry so easy
Expect me to believe
In the love that
You're looking for
(In the love that you're looking for)
Say you'd never leave me
But babe I can't believe
In the love that
You're looking for

Danger signs
Opened up the eyes
Of an unsuspecting
Fool like me
What about an effort
What about tonight
What's the use in trying
When nothing's going right

Baby cry so easy
Expect me to believe
In the love that
You're looking for
Tears they don't come easy
And babe I can't believe
In the love that
You're looking for
(The kind love you never felt before)

Baby cry so easy
Expect me to believe
In the love that
You're looking for
(In the love that you're looking for)
Say you'd never leave me
But babe I can't believe
In the love that
You're looking for
 
 Can't you see
That you're turning me
Into a cold cold
Kid like you
Forget the effort
Now you're not mine
No more use in smiling
It's time to say goodbye

Baby cry so easy
Expect me to believe
In the love that
You're looking for
Tears they don't come easy
And babe I can't believe
In the love that
You're looking for
(The kind love you never felt before)

Baby cry so easy
Expect me to believe
In the love that
You're looking for
(In the love that you're looking for)
Say you'd never leave me
But babe I can't believe
In the love that
You're looking for

Say you'd never leave me
Tears they don't come easy
Baby please don't leave me
Baby (in the love that you're looking for)

Baby cry so easy
Expect me to believe
In the love that
You're looking for


 
 
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