Ramblin
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Ramblin
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I've got the blues for the highway
Rambling blues, I got to go
I better start running
Because walking for me is much too slow, oh, yes it is
I'm undecided whether to go or stay
It's true I love you, baby, but I can not make it this way
Oh, baby, I just can't make it this way, oh no, I can't
You've got me worried every night and day, oh yes, I do now
Well, I'm just plain and tired sick of your funky ways, yeah
Heyeyeye, baby, yeah!
Tell them about it
I understand you
Yeah, tell them about it, yeah, oh
So long baby, baby, goodbye
I'm gonna start rambling, gonna be rambling 'till the day I die
Yeah, baby, gonna ramble, ramble, ramble, ramble
Get into something until the day I die, yes I am
Oh, so long, oh, so long
Tell them about it, tell them about it right now
So long, baby, ohohoho yeah!
Tell the story, rambling, I'm gonna be rambling
'Till the day I die, yeah, oh yeah
You got it, baby, you got it
So long baby, oh
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Who performs "Ramblin"?
Aretha Franklin performs "Ramblin", and this lyric page sits inside the Aretha Franklin catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to I Knew You Were Waiting For Me (feat. George Michael) and I Say a Little Prayer with a short reason for opening each page next.
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