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Kidman Blues

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Kidman Blues

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I had a woman, I had a woman

Had her mouth full of shell liquor

I had a woman, had her mouth full of shell liquor

This woman made trouble, everywhere she go

She had a man on her man and a kid man on her kid

She had a man on her man and a kid man on her kid

She had so many men until she couldn't keep it here

I left that woman, one morning, just about the break of day

I left that woman, one morning, just about the break of day

You know I packed my suitcase, made my getaway

Here I am in chicago and I am doing very well

Here I am in chicago and I am doing very well

I don't find the woman I love, I'll just live alone by myself

Baby you gonna weep and moan, fall down on your knees

Baby you gonna weep and moan, fall down on your knees

You gonna tell the whole world how you mistreated me

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Eric Clapton performs "Kidman Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Eric Clapton catalog on LyroVerse.

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