She loves him, but correcting her grammar in bed in the heat of passion and demanding his sandwich ingredients be added in alphabetical order have gotten to be too much. He has to go.
Didn't I hear you cry this mornin', didn't I feel you weep? Teardrops falling down on me Like rivers in my sleep In my dream of laughter You came creeping with your tears Telling me your sorrow In the trace ends of your tears That's a strange way to tell me you love me When your sorrow is all I can see If you just want to cry to somebody Don't cry to me No don't cry to me Didn't I hear your voice this morning Didn't you call my name I heard you whisper softly But the words were never plain And in your dream of darkness I came shinin like a sun Waiting for the laughter But the last I never caught (Repeat Chorus) Didn't you feel alone this mornin didn't you need a friend And in your darkest hour You came runnin back again In my dream of laughter You came creeping with your tears Telling me your sorrow In the trace end of your tears That's a strange way to tell me you love me When your sorrow is all I can see If you just want to cry to somebody Don't cry to me No don't cry to me Don't cry to me Don't cry to me Don't cry to me That's a strange way to tell me you love me That's a strange way to tell me you love me That's a strange way to tell me you love me
Grammar lesson: Roast beef is a noun and is modified with an adjective. So, you would say 'sliced thin'. 'Thinly' is an adverb and would modify the verb 'sliced', but that does not make sense. You're welcome.
Jane S 