You’re Doing Things To Hurt Me (That I Wouldn’t Do To You)

Tommy Blake, Carl Mann, W. S. Stevenson

[Verse 1]
In the dim lights of the tavern while the jukebox plays our song
You're sitting there beside him while I sit here all alone
And I can't help but wonder if your love was ever true

[Refrain]
'Cause you're doing things to hurt me that I wouldn't do to you
That I wouldn't do to you

[Verse 2]
You know that I am watching but you don't seem to care
Or you wouldn't keep pretending as though I wasn't there
And while the lights inside the jukebox slowly changed from red to blue

[Refrain]
You're doing things to hurt me that I wouldn't do to you
That I wouldn't do to you
That I wouldn't do to you
That I wouldn't do

Trivia about the song You’re Doing Things To Hurt Me (That I Wouldn’t Do To You) by Carl Belew

When was the song “You’re Doing Things To Hurt Me (That I Wouldn’t Do To You)” released by Carl Belew?
The song You’re Doing Things To Hurt Me (That I Wouldn’t Do To You) was released in 1960, on the album “Carl Belew”.
Who composed the song “You’re Doing Things To Hurt Me (That I Wouldn’t Do To You)” by Carl Belew?
The song “You’re Doing Things To Hurt Me (That I Wouldn’t Do To You)” by Carl Belew was composed by Tommy Blake, Carl Mann, W. S. Stevenson.

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