Don't Be Cruel

Elvis Presley

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You know I can be found, sittin'home all alone If you can't come around, at least please telephone Don't be cruel, to a heart that's true Baby if I made you mad for something I might have said Please let's forget the past, the future looks bright ahead Don't be cruel, to a heart that's true I don't want no other love Baby it's just you I'm thinking of Don't stop thinking of me, don't make me feel this way Come on over here and love me, you know what I want you to say Don't be cruel, to a heart that's true Why should we be apart I really love you baby, cross my heart Let's walk up to the preacher and let us say I do Then you'll know you'll have me, and I'll know that I'll have you Don't be cruel, to a heart that's true I don't want no other love Baby it's just you I'm thinking of Don't be cruel,(ooh ooh)to a heart that's true Don't be cruel,(ooh ooh)to a heart that's true I don't want no other love Baby it's just you I'm thinking of

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