Mona's Blues
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Mona's Blues
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Sittin'on the outside
Looking for something to do
She's just waiting
Someone to run to
Looking thru a little hole
Trying to feel the world
She's just wanting
When will go
Mona's Blues
Cryin'on her own
She's just trying to get known
With her simple little wishes
love life and freedom
She's looking at you
She's looking at me
She says "would you please"?
"Put that strap on me"
I don't want to hurt you
And baby I don't want to lose you
And I don't want to lose you
And I don't mean to make you cry
Today we can't go... maybe tomorrow
Mona's blues
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