| I wanna go home and I ain’t got sufficient clothes
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| Doggone my bad luck soul
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| Wanna go home and I ain’t got sufficient clothes
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| I mean sufficient, talking about clothes
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| Well, I wanna go home, but I ain’t got sufficient clothes
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| I bet my money and I lost it, Lord, it’s so Doggone my bad luck soul
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| Mmm, lost it, ain’t it so?
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| I mean lost it, speakin' about so, now
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| I’ll never bet on the deuce-trey-queen no more
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| Mama, I can’t gamble, son, why don’t you quit tryin'?
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| Doggone my bad luck soul
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| Mmm, why don’t you quit tryin'?
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| Why don’t you quit, I mean tryin'?
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| That joker stole off with that long-haired brown of mine
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| Sugar, you catch the Katy, I’ll catch that Santa Fe Doggone my bad luck soul
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| Sugar, you catch that Katy and I’ll catch that Santa Fe I mean the Santy, speakin' about Fe When you get in Denver, pretty mama, look around for me The woman I love’s 'bout five feet from the ground
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| Doggone my bad luck soul
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| Hey, five feet from the ground
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| Five feet from the, I mean ground
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| She’s a tailor-made woman, she ain’t no hand-me-down
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| I ain’t seen my sugar in three long weeks today
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| Doggone my bad luck soul
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| I ain’t seen my sugar, three long weeks today
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| Three long weeks to, I mean day, girl
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| It’s been so long, seems like my heart’s gonn' break
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| I’m gonna run 'cross town, catch that southbound Santa Fe Doggone my bad luck soul
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| Mmm, Lord, that Santa Fe I mean the Santy, speakin' about Fe Be on my way to what they call lovin' Tennessee |