Red Letter Day
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Red Letter Day
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All alone here I stand
Heart in hell chin in hand
Thinkin' what will I do without you
Did I know did I see
Did I drive her away from me
Did I cause her to be so untrue
C H O R U S:
The way she done me it ain't fair
I think I'm losin' all my hair
I pay the price for the life that I choose
It's a red letter day for the blues
You were young you were wild
You were nothin' but a child
You were sweet as a honeysuckle tree
Before I saw before I knowed
You took a young man and turned him old
Then we rode down a road of misery
C H O R U S
It's a red letter day, it's a red letter day
It's a red letter day for the blues
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Bruce Robison performs "Red Letter Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Bruce Robison catalog on LyroVerse.
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