Chewing Bone Blues
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Chewing Bone Blues
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My head this morning
Was feeling like a chewing bone
My head this morning
Was feeling like a chewing bone
Last night I thought I was in heaven
Woke up and found my angel gone
She looked like a million
Best legs that I ever seen
She looked like a million
Best legs that I ever seen
It was way past the wee wee hours
When I started running out of steam
Did I say I had a drink?
Well, I had a drink or two
Did I say I had a drink?
Stop counting them at thirty two
When I woke up stone cold sober
She looked like hell had broken loose
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André Christovam performs "Chewing Bone Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the André Christovam catalog on LyroVerse.
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