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Frank Sinatra ~ Don't Worry 'Bout Me


Don't worry about me, I'll get along. Forget about me, Be happy my love. Let's say that our little show is over and so the story ends, Why not call it a day, The sensible way And still be friends. Look out for yourself, Should be the rule, Give your heart and your love to whomever you love, Don't be a fool. Darling, Why should you cling to some foolish thing that used to be? If your can forget, Don't worry 'bout me!!!. more free lyrics

Don't worry about me,
I'll get along.
Forget about me,
Be happy my love.

Let's say that our little show is over and so the story ends,
Why not call it a day,
The sensible way
And still be friends.

Look out for yourself,
Should be the rule,
Give your heart and your love to whomever you love,
Don't be a fool.

Darling,
Why should you cling to some foolish thing that used to be?
If your can forget,
Don't worry 'bout me!!!.

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