| (Now people you know who I am,
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| And you know what I can do,
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| But I got a problem now and I’m gonna tell you about it,
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| I’m looking for this woman, y’see,
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| Listen, this is the way the story goes)
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| Looking out my window
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| Looking at the rain
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| Nothing left but pain
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| Why’d you go and leave me Sad alone and blue
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| Looking out my window woman
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| Tryin' to find you
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| Why did you leave me?
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| Why did you grieve me?
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| Looking out my window
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| What do I see?
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| Nobody’s crying
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| Half as bad as me
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| I don’t think that they feel
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| So alone and blue
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| Looking out my window baby
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| Trying to find you
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| Why did you leave me?
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| Why did you grieve me?
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| I’d like to tell you about
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| This little girl that left
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| Me so alone and blue
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| The trouble is if I paint the
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| Picture too well you
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| Might fall in love with her too
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| She was about 5−6
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| A little bag of tricks
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| My mama told me to watch myself but I didn’t listen
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| Because for you baby I’d scratch out my eye
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| Looking out my window
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| Down the railroad track
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| Waiting for that little brown eyed girl
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| She’s coming back
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| I gotta hear that whistle blowing
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| Down the line
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| Come back girl
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| She’ll be mine, oh mine
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| Why did you leave me?
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| Why did you grieve me?
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| Woah
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| Baby come on home
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| I’m so alone
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| Y’know I don’t care what the world might say
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| I’m gonna love you
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| Oh baby
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| I’m down on my knees
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| And I’m beggin' you please
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| Ah Baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby,
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| I love you, I love you
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| Come on home, come on home baby, come on home baby, come on home baby, to me. |