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Artist: Fats Domino
Canonical path: /fats-domino/my-baby-s-gone
Related lyric paths: 6
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My Baby's Gone
Read My Baby's Gone lyrics by Fats Domino on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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My Baby's Gone
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My Baby's gone
Ooh but I'll be glad when she comes home
Ooh but I'll be glad when she comes home
If my Baby don't come home
I know I'm gonna do something wrong
She is one little girl
One little girl I can't forget
She is one little girl
One little girl I can't forget
All those good things she did for me
How can a poor man do her wrong
Yes I wonder where can my Baby be
Ooh yes I wonder where can my Baby be
She's been gone a long time
And I know I'll keep her on my mind
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