Lyrics of 'I Don't Care' by Marty Robbins

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I tell myself that I must cry
It didn't hurt the day you said goodbye
'Cause I don't care
If you don't care for me

Some other arms gonna hold you tight
Some other lips gonna kiss you every night
But I don't care
If you don't care for me

I stopped remembering love that we knew
Now I've even stopped remembering you

I know the part that I must play
Maybe I'll start believin'everything that I say
Then I won't care
If you won't care for me

I must pretend so you'll never know
My heart is aching but it never will show

I must believe it's over now
And learn to live my life again, somehow
Then I won't care
If you don't care for me

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