'Fo Day Creep
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'Fo Day Creep
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You passed my door brown: You won't even look in
You passed: Just like a whirlwind
You can pass me up: Try to ignore me too
You like you ignore me: Somebody's going to ignore you
I lied down last night: I couldn't even sleep
I thinking about that gal: Might make that 'fore‑day
Creep
It's a lowdown fireman: Dirty engineer
Done took my gal: And left me standing here
Then I asked the brakeman: Let me ride your blinds
Say I'm sorry buddy: But you know this train ain't mine
Some people are happy: And some are burdened down
Some are so ing: Some are so lowdown
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Who performs "'Fo Day Creep"?
Barbecue Bob performs "'Fo Day Creep", and this lyric page sits inside the Barbecue Bob catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Barbecue Blues and Black Skunk Blues with a short reason for opening each page next.
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