Wicked Woman's
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Wicked Woman's
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I had a home and family in Missouri had a job any man would be proud of
But I lost it all and here I am in Georgia crawlin' out to a wicked woman's love
She lured me from all the things I treasured to dingy bars with forbid rooms above
My mind may not close out the shame I've cost crawlin' out to a wicked woman's love
The devil surely got me now hasn't he I've lost control of every bone inside of me
I think I should go home but I'm not strong enough
And I've gotta have this wicked woman's love
And I've gotta have this wicked woman's love
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Jim Ed Brown performs "Wicked Woman's", and this lyric page sits inside the Jim Ed Brown catalog on LyroVerse.
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