Fatherless Son
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Fatherless Son
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Everybody knows
A new set of clothes
Is all you really need
to make a man
So put on your best
Still warm and neatly pressed
Don't take 'em off or break 'em in
It's all leading you on
Fatherless Son
Wherever you've been
Whatever you've done
You've barely begun
To learn
To Love someone
Try to wash your soul
As clean as it can be
And still, you come away feeling dirty
'Cause it's in your blood
Like Mississippi Mud
It's very ahrd to get through
Chorus
Think about your heart
You've let it bleed
Too many times before
Ain't love a treat?
A sharp taste of bittersweet confection
Designed to allure
Chorus
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Who performs "Fatherless Son"?
Jeremy Kay performs "Fatherless Son", and this lyric page sits inside the Jeremy Kay catalog on LyroVerse.
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