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Billie Holiday ~ You Can't Be Mine (and Someone Else's Too)


J.c. johnson / c. webb You can't be mine And someone else's too Someday you'll find I've been a friend to you I don't believe that life's worth living I gave you all there was worth giving You never cared how i fared or what i do I called you mine but i was not to blame For all the time you played up to Hand and game Second hand love i can't see It's good for some but not for me You can't be mine And somene else's too more free lyrics

J.c. johnson / c. webb

You can't be mine
And someone else's too
Someday you'll find
I've been a friend to you
I don't believe that life's worth living
I gave you all there was worth giving
You never cared how i fared or what i do

I called you mine but i was not to blame
For all the time you played up to
Hand and game
Second hand love i can't see
It's good for some but not for me
You can't be mine
And somene else's too

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