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Woe Is Me Lyrics by Helen Shapiro

The Essential Collection

1963

[Verse 1]
Oh, woe is me (Oh, woe is me)
How can it be? (How can it be?)
I never thought that (I never thought)
You'd ever leave me (Ever leave me)
[Chorus 1]
Oh, but now that you're gone (Now that you're gone)
And ya walked out the door (Walked out the door)
Oh, I'll never see you
No never no more, no more, no more, no more, no
No never no more
[Verse 2]
I told you lies (I told you lies)
That brought tears to your eyes (Tears to your eyes)
I thought you'd forgive me
I didn't realize (I didn't realize)
[Chorus 2]
That I hurt ya so bad (Hurt ya so bad)
And it made ya so mad (Made ya so mad)
That I'll never see you
No never no more, no more, no more, no more, no
No never no more
[Instrumental]
[Verse 3]
Oh, woe is me (Oh, woe is me)
It's just not the same (Just not the same)
Left here without you
Oh well, ain't it a shame (Ain't it a shame)
[Chorus 3]
I-I love ya so (I love ya so)
Oh, but you'll never know (You'll never know)
Because I'll never see you
No never no more, no more, no more, no more, no
No never no more
[Outro]
Oh, woe is me (Oh, woe is me)
Oh, woe is me (Oh, woe is me)
Oh, woe is me...
Credits
Helen Shapiro

Helen Shapiro

About “Woe Is Me” by Helen Shapiro

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"Woe Is Me" appears on "The Essential Collection" in 1963.

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