A Little Bit Later On
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A Little Bit Later On
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A little bit later on
A little bit later on
Just wait and you'll see
How lonely you'll be
A little bit later on
Just wait till you start missin'
My huggin' and my kissin'
Now baby, better listen
You'll be cryin', boo hoo hoo
A little bit later on
You're gonna wake up some dawn
And open your eyes
To a great big surprise, baby
Don't forget it
You'll regret it
After I'm gone
You'd better think twice
It won't be so nice
A little bit later on
Oh, a little bit later on
Say you're gonna wake up some dawn
And open your eyes
To a great big surprise, my baby
Don't forget it
You'll regret it
After I'm gone
You'd better think twice
It won't be so nice
A little bit later on
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Ella Fitzgerald performs "A Little Bit Later On", and this lyric page sits inside the Ella Fitzgerald catalog on LyroVerse.
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