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Kylie Minogue ~ Telltale Signs


1: You never send me flowers You don't wanna hold my hand When I was sad or lonely You used to understand Maybe these are the tell tale signs Of our love slipping away 2: You never say you love me You never kiss me anymore When I come home late You never meet me at the door Maybe these are the tell tale signs Of our love slipping away 3: Anniversaries come and go They're just another day Remember when our love was new The promises we made Love was so exciting The feelings were brand new But that's another place and time And another you 4: Can there be a happy ending Is there any turning back Or have we fallen into That same old lover's trap We see all the tell tale signs Let's stop our love slipping away We've seen all the tell tale signs Of our love slipping away more free lyrics

1: You never send me flowers
You don't wanna hold my hand
When I was sad or lonely
You used to understand
Maybe these are the tell tale signs
Of our love slipping away

2: You never say you love me
You never kiss me anymore
When I come home late
You never meet me at the door
Maybe these are the tell tale signs
Of our love slipping away

3: Anniversaries come and go
They're just another day
Remember when our love was new
The promises we made
Love was so exciting
The feelings were brand new
But that's another place and time
And another you

4: Can there be a happy ending
Is there any turning back
Or have we fallen into
That same old lover's trap
We see all the tell tale signs
Let's stop our love slipping away
We've seen all the tell tale signs
Of our love slipping away

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