Walkin' And Hummin'
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Walkin' And Hummin'
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I feel so alone as I walk from my home with no one to help me share my blues
Oh what could be worse than be born with a curse
That everything you love you always lose
I don't feel like talkin' I just feel like walkin' and keep on a hummin' uh uh uh
[ steel ]
I'd feel better inside if I'd let go my pride
Tell all my friends exactly what you've done
But what good would it do I still wouldn't have you
Forgive me if I cry and walk and hum
I don't feel like talkin' I just feel like walkin' and keep on a hummin' uh uh uh
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