Someday After Awhile (You'll Be Sorry)
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Someday After Awhile (You'll Be Sorry)
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I've got to ride that lonesome train
My heart is heavy
With aches and pain
But someday, someday baby
After awhile, you'll be sorry
Ev'ryday, my clouds are gray
Wind change it'll roll
All my clouds away
But someday, someday
After awhile, you'll be sorry
Troubles, trouble
On my mind
Troubles, trouble
Way down the line
But I don't need
No-ooh, sympathy
So baby, baby
Don't you pity me
I may be blue
But I don't mind
'Cause I know
Way-ay, down the line
But I said, someday, someday
Someday, someday
Someday, baby
After awhile, you'll be sorry.
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