Baby Jane
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Baby Jane
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Baby jane, what a fool I've been
I let you go, I cast my fate to the four winds
Baby jane, can you forgive me now
And take away this heart of pain
That I'm living girl
All that good sweet loving
I guess you forgot
All that good sweet hugging
When I lost you I sure lost a lot
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Baby jane, what a fool I've been
I let you go, I cast my fate to the four winds
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Baby jane, what a fool I've been
I let you go, I cast my fate to the four winds
All the things that I paid
For running around
I guess you know by now
I'll never never never never let you down
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Baby jane, what a fool I've been
I let you go, I cast my fate to the four winds
Baby jane, baby jane, baby jane, baby jane, come on now...
Baby jane
(to fade)
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Dr. Feelgood performs "Baby Jane", and this lyric page sits inside the Dr. Feelgood catalog on LyroVerse.
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