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Artist: Eric Clapton
Canonical path: /eric-clapton/forty-four-44
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Forty Four (.44)
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Forty Four (.44)
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I wore my .44 so long,
I made my shoulder sore.
I wore my .44 so long,
I made my shoulder sore.
Well, I'm going down in the valley,
Where my baby's gone.
I'm so mad this morning,
I don't know where in the world to go.
I'm so mad this morning,
I don't know where in the world to go.
Well, I'm gonna get me some money,
Or I'll just have some dough.
I wore my .44 so long,
I made my shoulder sore.
I wore my .44 so long,
I made my shoulder sore.
Well, I'm going down in the valley,
Where my baby's gone.
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