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Artist: Fats Domino
Canonical path: /fats-domino/going-to-the-river
Related lyric paths: 6
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Going To The River
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Going To The River
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I'm goin' to the river gonna jump overboard and drown
I'm goin' to the river gonna jump overboard and drown
Because the girl i love she just have left this town
When she left me i bowed my head and cried
When she left me i bowed my head and cried
I never thought i would be i would be the one to cry
Well if you see my momma tell her good-bye for me
If you see my momma tell her good-bye for me
Because i'm tired of livin' livin' in misery
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