| Woke up this mornin' fifty miles from New Orleans
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| And I could not find my baby
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| My wallet or blue jeans
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| And all I got’s what I believe
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| And a shoe for kickin' rocks out by the road
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| Well I’ve seen you twice before
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| But I will not see you again
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| I know it’s you that left me stranded out in nowhere Lousian'
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| From the swamp out by the highway
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| To the other side of Houston, here I go
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| Oh, babe, why can’t you see?
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| You’re the only thing as heartless as me
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| That I ever met
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| Ever since you left the only place I’d never leave
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| Well another thing I’ll never do
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| Is love you like I did
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| I left the lights on for ya, Mama
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| You told me I was a kid
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| How the hell’d you have the heart
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| To never let me know I was alone?
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| Drove all the way to Texas with us dancin' in my head
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| Just preachin' to the window all the things I never said
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| Got two more waitin' on me
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| You ain’t nothin' like I ever seen back home
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| Oh, babe, why can’t you see?
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| You’re the only thing as heartless as me
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| That I ever met
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| Ever since you left the only place I’d never leave
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| I’m out here on the edge of town
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| There ain’t no lookin' back
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| 'Bout eighty pages to the wind blowin' white smoke from the stacks
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| You can find me on the front porch
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| Of the A-frame out in Big Hill gettin' high
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| Oh, babe, why can’t you see?
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| You’re the only thing as heartless as me
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| That I ever met
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| Ever since you left the only place I’d never leave
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| Oh, babe, why can’t you see?
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| You’re the only thing as heartless as me
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| That I ever met
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| Ever since you left the only place I’d never leave |