Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Harlan Howard
Canonical path: /harlan-howard/baby-sister
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Baby Sister
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Baby Sister
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Baby sister what a waste to see you in this place
I lose my mind from worryin' over you
A barroom full of people higher than a steeple
But I know why you do the things you do
And I curse the man that made you what you are today
I hope he dies a thousand times a thousands ways
Your eyes are full of tears let's get out of here
For I love you baby sister let's go home
[ piano ]
Yes I curse the man that made you...
Mama's waitin' baby sister let's go home
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Harlan Howard performs "Baby Sister", and this lyric page sits inside the Harlan Howard catalog on LyroVerse.
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