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Cheap Trick ~ Ain't That A Shame(live)


Words and music by antoine domino and dave bartholomew You made me cry when you said good-bye. Ain't that a shame...my tears fall like rain Ain't that a shame...you're the one to blame. You broke my heart, now we're apart. Ain't that a shame...my tears fall like rain Ain't that a shame...you're the one to blame. Ah, yes you are, Farewell, good-bye, although i'll cry. Ain't that a shame...my tears fall like rain Ain't that a shame...you're the one to blame. Ah! You made me cry when you said good-bye. Ain't that a shame...my tears fall like rain Ain't that a shame...you're the one to blame. more free lyrics

Words and music by antoine domino and dave bartholomew

You made me cry when you said good-bye.
Ain't that a shame...my tears fall like rain
Ain't that a shame...you're the one to blame.
You broke my heart, now we're apart.
Ain't that a shame...my tears fall like rain
Ain't that a shame...you're the one to blame.
Ah, yes you are,
Farewell, good-bye, although i'll cry.
Ain't that a shame...my tears fall like rain
Ain't that a shame...you're the one to blame.
Ah!
You made me cry when you said good-bye.
Ain't that a shame...my tears fall like rain
Ain't that a shame...you're the one to blame.

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