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Billie Holiday ~ Baby, I Don't Cry Over You


Morton krouse Had my lunch all alone Waited for you to phone Said you call me at two So at abpout twenty of three I had cocktails with lee Baby, i don't cry over you Stood me up in the rain Tried to hurt me again Bet you thought i'd be blue I went out to a show With a swell guy named joe Baby, i don't cry over you These foolish games you keep playing Might work with somebody else But i could have told you Right from the start No man is man enough To break my heart If you don't come tonight Think you'll give me a fright Tell you what i will do I'll put on my best gown And go painting this town Baby, i don't cry over you Listen jack you're sweet jill Will be out with some bill Maybe i don't cry over you more free lyrics

Morton krouse

Had my lunch all alone
Waited for you to phone
Said you call me at two
So at abpout twenty of three
I had cocktails with lee
Baby, i don't cry over you

Stood me up in the rain
Tried to hurt me again
Bet you thought i'd be blue
I went out to a show
With a swell guy named joe
Baby, i don't cry over you

These foolish games you keep playing
Might work with somebody else
But i could have told you
Right from the start
No man is man enough
To break my heart

If you don't come tonight
Think you'll give me a fright
Tell you what i will do
I'll put on my best gown
And go painting this town
Baby, i don't cry over you

Listen jack you're sweet jill
Will be out with some bill
Maybe i don't cry over you

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