When was the song “Crumbs Off The Table” released by Dusty Springfield?

The song Crumbs Off The Table was released in 1972, on the album “See All Her Faces”.

Who composed the song “Crumbs Off The Table” by Dusty Springfield?

The song “Crumbs Off The Table” by Dusty Springfield was composed by Edyth Wayne, Ronald Dunbar, and Scherrie Payne.

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Crumbs Off The Table

Edyth Wayne / Ronald Dunbar / Scherrie Payne

Ooh, hoo
Get up in the morning
'Bout a quarter to nine
Get home in the evenin'
Too tired to make time
Give me the lovin'
I've been waiting for all day
You're always a little too tired
To ever look my way

You got me hungry for your love
But you, you ain't able
All you want to give me
Is the crumbs off the table
What you been doin'?
Who you been wooin'?
Tell me, tell me who you been doin'?

I ache inside
With a lovin' desire
But you're too tired, baby
To light my fire
I work in this house all day
And I get tired too
There ain't a day goes by
I ain't willing to make love to you

I'm hungry for your love
But you, you ain't able
All you want to give me
Is the crumbs off the table, ah
What you been doin'?
Who you been wooin'?
Tell me, tell me, tell me who you been doin'?

Hey, sometimes in the middle of the day
I get lovin' you on my mind
But as soon as you get home
You read the paper
Ain't got the time

What you been doin'?
Who you been wooin'?
Tell me, tell me, who you been doin'?
What you been doin'?
Who you been wooin'?
Tell me, tell me, tell me who you been doin'?

I said I'm hungry for your lovin'
But you, you ain't able
All you want to give me is the crumbs off the table
Hungry for your love
But you

Trivia about the song Crumbs Off The Table by Dusty Springfield

When was the song “Crumbs Off The Table” released by Dusty Springfield?: The song Crumbs Off The Table was released in 1972, on the album “See All Her Faces”.
Who composed the song “Crumbs Off The Table” by Dusty Springfield?: The song “Crumbs Off The Table” by Dusty Springfield was composed by Edyth Wayne, Ronald Dunbar, and Scherrie Payne.