Search Warrant Blues
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Search Warrant Blues
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Mr police captain: Listen to my plea
I want to make my baby: Come back home to me
Give me a search warrant: And a great big hound
I'm going to find my baby: If I have to track her down
I know where she's at: But her man won't let me in
All I want is a search warrant: And a bottle of gin
I'm going to get running drunk: And go into that place
And that backbiting man: Better not show his face
I love my baby: But she treat me so unkind
If she thinks she can quit me: She really have lost her
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Blind Arthur Blake performs "Search Warrant Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Blind Arthur Blake catalog on LyroVerse.
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