Trouble
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Trouble
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Ever since we met the world's been upside-down
And if you don't stop troublin' me you'll drive me out of town
But if you go away, as trouble ought to do
Where will I find another soul to tell my trouble to?
My bed is made of stone, a star has burnt my eye
I'm goin' down to the willow tree and teach her how to cry
But if you go away, as trouble ought to do
Where will I find another soul to tell my trouble to?
They bid me wear my hat, put on a nice new gown
I tossed my bonnet over the roof and I guess it won't come down
But if you go away, as trouble ought to do
Where will I find another soul to tell my trouble to?
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Connie Converse performs "Trouble", and this lyric page sits inside the Connie Converse catalog on LyroVerse.
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