| Good morning, Rita, don’t you miss your wine?
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| Don’t you miss your body being next to mine?
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| Got a hollow heart and I’m feeling wrong
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| Got a dollar in my pocket for a midnight song
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| When your lover’s gone and the music’s over
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| Oh no, don’t wanna be alone any more
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| When your lover’s gone, can’t rest at night
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| Threading through the crowd in a low-tavern light
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| Yeah, she’s gone, yeah, she’s gone
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| My Rita was a light in my bright shining morning
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| Yeah, she’s gone, yeah, she’s gone
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| My Rita Mae Young
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| Good morning, Rita, hope you’re doing right
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| I couldn’t give you what you wanted, but you stayed on my mind
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| Got a tired heart, and it’s been too long
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| Put a dollar in the jukebox for a midnight song
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| When your lover is gone, there’s cloud in your eyes
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| It might be the bourbon, all the lies that you hide
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| When the evenings done, that feels warm
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| The soft southern air and a jukebox morning
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| My blue-eyed woman
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| Oh, she’s gone
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| My blue-eyed woman
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| (Long gone, child
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| Come back, woman
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| Come back, woman) |