| When we left, it was cold
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| Each other’s hands we had to hold
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| We was drunk in Tennessee
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| She got drunk, as drunk as me
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| She run up the hill, she cried and cried
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| I run down the other side
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy, let me go
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| Police come, they took my wine
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| They put us in jail, hundred-dollar fine
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| I could hear her cryin' over the wall
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| In the women’s detention hall
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| I got on the phone, my mama spoke
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| «Sorry, son, but your mama’s broke»
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy, let me go
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| Wherever I go I get sad
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| Seems like sorrow lives in the air
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| In the wide-open skies of California
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| They have sorrow way out there
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| Five gets ya ten that ya don’t get past
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| Five gets ya ten that ya better go fast
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy, let me go
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| Oh, Harry Hubcaps and Jack the Fluke
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| They bought a bottle for Luke
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| They was buddies, but they had a fight
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| They broke the jukebox, they broke the light
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| Big ol' Fluke weigh three-hundred pounds
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| Fell on Harry when Harry fell down
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy, let me go
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| My old lady says, «Gimme that wine»
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| I said, «Honey, quit drinking sometime»
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| She said, «Snock, it’s not my fault
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| Had to eat my porkchop without no salt»
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| She run up the hill, she cried and cried
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| I run down the other side
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy, let me go
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy
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| Ooh, Sweet Lucy, let me go |