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You Don't Miss Your Water

by William Bell

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In the beginning You really loved me But I was blind And I could not see But when you left me Oh! How I cried You don't miss your water Till your well runs dry I was a playboy I could not be true I couldn't believe I really loved you But when you left me Oh! How I cried You don't miss your water Till your well runs dry In the beginning You really loved me But I was blind And I could not see But when you left me Oh! How I cried You don't miss your water Till your well runs dry You don't miss your water Till your well runs dry

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Which of these lyrics is NOT by The Smiths, but by Morrissey?
A Send at least one thoughtful letter, my heart goes out to you
B Yes, we may be hidden by rags, but we've something they'll never have
C Why pamper life's complexity, when the leather runs smooth on the passenger seat?
D In the days when you were hopelessly poor, I just liked you more

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