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Billie Holiday ~ That Ole Devil Called Love


Allan roberts / doris fisher It's that ole devil called love game Gets behind me and keeps giving me that shock again Put a ring in my eyes Tears in my dreams And rocks in my heart It's that sly ole-sun-of-a-gun again He keeps telling me that i'm the lucky one again But i still have that ring Still have those tears And those rocks in my heart Suppose i didn't stay and ran away Wouldn't play That devil-what a potion he would brew He'd follow me around Build me up, tear me down Till i'd be so bewildered I wouldn't know what to do Might as well give up the fight again I know darn well he'll convince me That he's right again When he sings that siren song I just gotta tag along With that ole devil called love He'd follow around Build me up, tear me down Till i'd be so bewildered I wouldn't know what to do more free lyrics

Allan roberts / doris fisher

It's that ole devil called love game
Gets behind me and keeps giving me that shock again
Put a ring in my eyes
Tears in my dreams
And rocks in my heart

It's that sly ole-sun-of-a-gun again
He keeps telling me that i'm the lucky one again
But i still have that ring
Still have those tears
And those rocks in my heart

Suppose i didn't stay and ran away
Wouldn't play
That devil-what a potion he would brew
He'd follow me around
Build me up, tear me down
Till i'd be so bewildered
I wouldn't know what to do

Might as well give up the fight again
I know darn well he'll convince me
That he's right again
When he sings that siren song
I just gotta tag along
With that ole devil called love

He'd follow around
Build me up, tear me down
Till i'd be so bewildered
I wouldn't know what to do

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