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Guess the 1970s song lyrcs #174

1978. Two legends. One song. Each artist recorded a solo version. DJs spliced these together to create a duet that was popular. So, they came together and recorded an official duet that went to #1.
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Answer
You
don't
bring
me
flowers
You
don't
sing
me
love
songs
You
hardly
talk
to
me
anymore
When
you
come
through
the
door
At
the
end
of
the
day
I
remember
when
You
couldn't
wait
to
love
me
Used
to
hate
to
leave
me
Now
after
lovin
me
late
at
night
When
it's
good
for
you
babe
And
you're
feeling
alright
Well
you
just
roll
over
And
you
turn
out
the
light
And
you
don't
bring
me
flowers
anymore
It
used
to
be
so
natural
Used
to
be
To
talk
about
forever
But
used
to
bes
don't
count
anymore
They
just
lay
on
the
floor
Til
we
sweep
them
away
And
baby
I
remember
All
the
things
you
taught
me
I
learned
how
to
laugh
And
I
learned
how
to
cry
Well
Iearned
how
to
love
And
I
learned
how
to
lie
So
you'd
think
I
could
learn
How
to
tell
you
goodbye
So
you'd
think
I
could
learn
How
to
tell
you
goodbye
You
don't
bring
me
flowers
anymore
Well
you'd
think
I
could
learn
How
to
tell
you
goodbye
And
you
don't
sing
And
you
don't
sing
me
love
songs
You
don't
bring
me
flowers
anymore
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