Lonesome Christmas Blues
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Lonesome Christmas Blues
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This is December, the last month of the year
This is December, the last month of the year
Twenty-fourth day and Christmas is almost here
Last Christmas mornin' I was standin' in the jailhouse cell
Last Christmas mornin' I was standin' in the jailhouse cell
And this Christmas I'm sick and can't get well
I'm lying in my bed watching the snow-flakes fall
I'm lying in my bed watching the snow-flakes fall
Worried in mind 'cause I ain't got no baby at all
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