Who
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Who
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Who, told you, that I was fooling around
Who, told you, that I was going to town
Who ever told you baby, better get outta town
Who, told you, that I was cheating last night
Who, told you, that I ain't doing was right
Who ever told you baby, better get outta sight
People always talking about something they don't know
They like to stir up trouble, 'cause they want to see a show
Who, told you, that I was fooling around
Who ever told you baby, better get out of town
Some folks just stay happy that I feel as bad
They get the biggest kick, when someone is feeling bad
Who, told you, that I was cheating last night
Who ever told you baby, better get outta sight
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James Cotton performs "Who", and this lyric page sits inside the James Cotton catalog on LyroVerse.
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