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Diana Ross and the Supremes ~ The Beginning of the End


Tender words of love that once came easy Now seem strained and insincere Could this be the beginning, The beginning of the end? Yeah You don't tell me that you love me And your kisses seem untrue Could this be the beginning, The beginning of the end? (Yeah) Yeah (yeah) My heart, oh, my love, my everything Has always been just for you Now, I'm afraid every day, each and every day This coldness I find Is only in my mind, mind, mind Now, you swear you still love me I no longer feel you need me now Could this be the beginning, Be this the beginning of the end? (Yeah yeah) The beginning, The beginning of the end (fade out) more free lyrics

Tender words of love that once came easy
Now seem strained and insincere
Could this be the beginning,
The beginning of the end?
Yeah

You don't tell me that you love me
And your kisses seem untrue
Could this be the beginning,
The beginning of the end?
(Yeah) Yeah (yeah)

My heart, oh, my love, my everything
Has always been just for you
Now, I'm afraid every day, each and every day
This coldness I find
Is only in my mind, mind, mind

Now, you swear you still love me
I no longer feel you need me now
Could this be the beginning,
Be this the beginning of the end?
(Yeah yeah)

The beginning,
The beginning of the end
(fade out)

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