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The End

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Jimmy Reed Canonical path: /jimmy-reed/the-end Related lyric paths: 6
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The End

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Well, I woke up soon one morning, I had the blues all 'round my bed

Yes, I woke up soon one morning, I had the blues all 'round my bed

Well, I reached for my baby, and I got these blues instead

I walked the street late at night till my feet turned soaking wet

Yes, I walked the street late at night till my feet turned soaking wet

Well, I asked all my friends, haven't heard talk of my baby yet

Just wrote a letter back home to the boys, asking them to please pray for my sins

Yes, I wrote a letter back home to the boys, asking them to please pray for my sins

Well, I'm headed down toward the ocean, I believe that this is the end

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