Neal Morgan - Does Not Suffice lyrics

I will pack all my pretty dresses I will box up my high-heeled shoes A sparkling ring for every finger I'll put away and hide from view Coats of boucle, jacquard and cashmere Cartouche and tweed, all silver-shot And everything that could remind you Of how easy I was not I'll tuck away my gilded bu*tons I'll bind my silks in shapeless bales Wrap it all up in reams o' tissue And then I'll kiss you sweet farewell You saw me rise to our occasion And so deny the evidence 'Caused me to burn and twist and grimace against you Like something caught on a barbed wire fence Now you can see me fall back here redoubled Full bewildered and amazed I have gotten into some terrible trouble Beneath your blank and rinsing gaze It does not suffice for you to say I am a sweet girl Or to say you hate to see me sad because of you It does not suffice to merely lie beside each other As those who love each other do I picture you rising up in the morning Stretching out on your boundless bed Beating a clear path to the shower Scouring yourself red The tap of hangers swaying in the closet Unburdened hooks and empty drawers And everywhere I tried to love you Is yours again and only yours La-la-la-la...