Doing a Stretch
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Doing a Stretch
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I had a fall: Five to twenty‑one
When I get back: We going to have some fun
Baby baby: Tell me the true facts
Will you be waiting: When I get back
I told the warden: You pay my fine
It didn't seem: That he paid me no mind
The good things you have done: I can't forget
If you quit me baby: It will be my death
I love you baby: Whole heart and soul
Stand by me: Until I get my parole
Be careful baby: While I'm gone
You can't be good: I'll be gone too long
Going away: And how happy I will be
I know: Still love me
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Blind Arthur Blake performs "Doing a Stretch", and this lyric page sits inside the Blind Arthur Blake catalog on LyroVerse.
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