I Almost Lost My Mind
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I Almost Lost My Mind
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When I lost my baby (baby) I almost lost my mind When I lost my baby (baby) I almost lost my mind My head is in a spin since she's left me behind I went to see the gypsy And had my fortune read I went to see the gypsy And had my fortune read I hung my head in sorrow when she said what she said Well, I can tell you, people (people)
The news was not so good Well, I can tell you, people (people) The news was not so good She said "Your baby's left you" "This time she's gone for good" (gone for good)
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Eddy Arnold performs "I Almost Lost My Mind", and this lyric page sits inside the Eddy Arnold catalog on LyroVerse.
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