Walkin' Across The Country
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Walkin' Across The Country
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Walking walking: Talking to myself
Wondering if I die: Would my baby love somebody else
Sighing and crying: Broke down with the blues
My clothes are worn out: Holes all in my shoes
Walking across the country: Trying to get a stake
Because my baby: Want every cent I make
Tired and hungry: I've been walking many days
Wondering: If my baby would stop her hateful ways
Walking across the country: With my head bowed down
A woman can still make a man: Act like a clown
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Blind Arthur Blake performs "Walkin' Across The Country", and this lyric page sits inside the Blind Arthur Blake catalog on LyroVerse.
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