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Artist: Andrew Bird
Canonical path: /andrew-bird/too-long
Related lyric paths: 6
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Too Long
Read Too Long lyrics by Andrew Bird on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Too Long
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Too long you waited too long to come home
Now your daddy don't want you no more
Too long you don't belong here anymore
So quit your knock-knocking at my door
You let me sweet mamma for no good reason at all
And now there's another mule kicking in the same old stall
Too long you waited too long to come home
Now your daddy don't want you no more
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