Three o' clock in the morningWhen the telephone started ringingI had a feeling it would be youI didn't wanna take it but I let my imaginationThink of some kinda trouble you got intoAnd I just had to answerAnd you had to stop cryingAnd I, I tried to fight itBut I thought if I didn't listen to youThat I wouldn't be much of a friendI let you come over and cry on my shoulderThe hundredth time over againAnd all those old emotions came raining out of the blueJust when I thought I'd stopped loving youYou've got a way of knowing when I'm on the edge of giving inAnd how to use those beautiful eyesSo if one day your asking me if I ever thought thatMaybe we oughta give it one more tryAnd I just had to answerAnd you, you had to start smilingAnd I thought about lyingBut I thought if I wasn't honest with youThat I wouldn't be much of a friendI let you come over and cry on my shoulderThe hundredth time over againAnd all those old emotions came raining out of the blueJust when I thought I'd stopped loving youOh, I hate you for making me crazySo why is it I, I keep on taking you back, baby?But I thought if I didn't listen to youThen I wouldn't be much of a friendI let you come over and cry on my shoulderThe hundredth time over againAnd all those old emotions came raining out of the blueJust when I thought I'd stopped loving youJust when I thought I'd stopped loving youYou take two steps down the highwayBut you come running backWhat am I supposed to do?What am I supposed to do?What am I supposed to do with that?Wrapping my arms around youYeah, yeah
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Reba Nell McEntire (McAlester, Oklahoma, 28 de marzo de 1955) es una cantante y actriz estadounidense. Considerada una de los mayores exponentes de la música country, debutó como cantante durante su estadía en la preparatoria, realizando presentaciones en vivo…
