“Crying, waiting, hoping, that you'll come back.
I just can't seem to get you off my mind.
Crying, waiting, hoping, that you'll come back.
You're the one I love and I think about you all the time.”

— Buddy Holly

Crying (1959)
Song lyrics, Singles

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American singer-songwriter 1936–1959

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