Superstitious Blues
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Superstitious Blues
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I'm feelin' superstitious when it comes to loving you.
I'm feelin' superstitious when it comes to loving you
Because I've had some bad luck and I know what that can do.
To check my situation I read my horoscope each day
To check my situation I read my horoscope each day
To make sure there's good vibrations and everything's ok.
I went to the psychic reader to have my fortune told.
I went to the psychic reader to have my fortune told.
Said son no need to worry your love's as good as gold.
I'm feelin' superstitious but our love's my good luck charm
I'm feelin' superstitious but our love's my good luck charm
And as long as we keep lovin' I won't fear no harm
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