After Hours / I Almost Lost
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After Hours / I Almost Lost
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When I lost my baby
I almost lost my mind
Ooh, I'll save the end
My head is in a spin
Since she's left me behind
I've passed a million people
I can't tell who I'm meet
Oh yes I'm passed
My heart is full of misery
Where can my baby be
Well, I went to a fortune teller
And I had my fortune read
Oh yes I've read
I hung my head in sorrow
When she said what she said
Well, I can tell you people
The news was not so good
Ooh, I can tell you people
She said "your baby has left you
This time she's gone for good"
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