You're Just Unfair 1934

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 13 Apr 2002

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At the start I called you sweetheart,
For you were sweet to me.
But now you're acting strange,
Each day you seem to change,
The falling of my tears
Is music to your ears.

If you knew that I loved you
Would you say you loved me too?
No, you wouldn't do that,
'Cause you're just unfair,
If you knew I had to leave
Would you hint that you might grieve
No, you wouldn't do that,
'Cause you're just unfair.
If in your heart there was an aching
And you knew that I could say
The word to stop it breaking,
Would you ask me to someday?
No, you'd rather just pretend
That your aching heart would mend,
You'll lose out in the end,
'Cause you're just unfair.

If you knew that I loved you
Would you say you loved me too?
No, you wouldn't do that,
'Cause you're just unfair,
If you knew I had to leave
Would you hint that you might grieve
No, you wouldn't do that,
'Cause you're just unfair.
If in your heart there was an aching
And you knew that I could say
The word to stop it breaking,
Would you ask me to someday?
No, you'd rather just pretend
That your aching heart would mend,
You'll lose out in the end,
'Cause you're just unfair.
*****
In your eyes I saw the sun rise,
But now a storm is there.
Somehow you're not the same,
You seem to play a game,
The romance I once knew
Is ending 'cause of you.

If you knew that I loved you
Would you say you loved me too?
No, you wouldn't do that,
'Cause you're just unfair,
If you knew I had to leave
Would you hint that you might grieve
No, you wouldn't do that,
'Cause you're just unfair.
If in your heart there was an aching
And you knew that I could say
The word to stop it breaking,
Would you ask me to someday?
No, you'd rather just pretend
That your aching heart would mend,
You'll lose out in the end,
'Cause you're just unfair.

If you knew that I loved you
Would you say you loved me too?
No, you wouldn't do that,
'Cause you're just unfair,
If you knew I had to leave
Would you hint that you might grieve
No, you wouldn't do that,
'Cause you're just unfair.
If in your heart there was an aching
And you knew that I could say
The word to stop it breaking,
Would you ask me to someday?
No, you'd rather just pretend
That your aching heart would mend,
You'll lose out in the end,
'Cause you're just unfair.
*****

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You're Just Unfair 1934
by Henry Hall and Harry Steinberg
copyright MCMXXXIV by Southern Music Pub. Co. Ltd.
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Saturday 13 April 2002 at 08.37
in association with Doug Grierson
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