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Beatles ~ What You're Doing (lennon/mccartney)


Look what you're doing, i'm feeling blue and lonely, Would it be too much to ask you, What you're doing to me? You got me running and there's no fun in it, Why should it be so much to ask of you, What you're doing to me? I've been waiting here for you, Wond'ring what you're gonna do, Should you need a love that's true, It's me. Please stop your lying, you've got me crying, girl, Why should it be so much to ask of you, What you're doing to me? What you're doing to me. more free lyrics

Look what you're doing, i'm feeling blue and lonely,
Would it be too much to ask you,
What you're doing to me?

You got me running and there's no fun in it,
Why should it be so much to ask of you,
What you're doing to me?

I've been waiting here for you,
Wond'ring what you're gonna do,
Should you need a love that's true,
It's me.

Please stop your lying, you've got me crying, girl,
Why should it be so much to ask of you,
What you're doing to me?

What you're doing to me.

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