| I got a letter this mornin'
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| From that girl in Rome
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| Said she got somethin' for me
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| She gonna bring it back home
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| I got a letter this morning
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| I went down to the depot
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| I act like some child
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| Said to the ticket agent
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| «What train must I ride?
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| Got the worried blues, I
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| I can’t be satisfied.»
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| Well I’m goin' away-away to
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| Worry you off my mind
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| 'Cause you keep me worried
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| And bothered all the time
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| I’m goin' away-away to
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| I got something to tell you
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| Just before I go
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| It ain’t nothin', baby
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| Turn your lamp down low
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| I got something to tell you, before I go
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| I went down to the railroad
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| I looked down the track
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| Thought about my little good girl
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| Come a-easin' on back
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| Yonder come my baby
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| Comin' down the line
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| With her headlights just shinin' like
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| Coaches all behind
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| Yonder come my baby
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| Well, I had one good girl
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| She strayed away-away
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| I didn’t think my little good girl
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| Do me this a-way
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| I didn’t think my baby
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| Do me this a-way
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| Well, if I could holler like a mountain jack
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| I would go up on the mountain
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| And call my baby back
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| If I could holler like a mountain jack
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| Mama, she caught the Southern
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| Daddy rode the blinds
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| She said «Baby, you can’t quit me
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| Ain’t no need of you tryin'»
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| Said «Baby, you can’t quit me
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| Ain’t no need of tryin'»
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| I got a letter this mornin'
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| From that girl in Rome
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| Said she got somethin' for me
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| She gonna bring it back home |