Wild Ox Moan
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Wild Ox Moan
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Well I want you to come in here woman
Sit down on your daddy's knee
I got something I want to tell you woman
You know it's worrying me
Well I'm going away leave you woman
But I'll be back before long
Well I'm gonna away leave you woman
You can count the days that I'm gone
Well I'm going down to Texas woman
Gonna hear my wild ox moan
Well I'm going out to find him woman
I'm bound to drive him on home
Well I want you to come on in here woman
Sit down on your daddy's knee
I got something I want to tell you woman
You know it's worrying me
Said I'm going away leave you woman
But I'll be back before long
I don't want you to sit and cry now woman
Your daddy's coming on home
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