Poor Miss
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Poor Miss
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Lone and alone she lies, poor miss
Five flights from earth and one from heaven
Dark hair and eyes, she tries hard not to cry
But still alone she lies
And I never knew the reasons
There ain't no lover in your bed
But lady you were always some kind
Of woman to me
There ain't no sunshine for my poor miss
There ain't no gardens in April's spring
Just four dark walls, and light comes shadowly
Ah, poor miss, ah me!
And I still remember the sunlight on your face
Lady you were always some kind
Of woman to me
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