Long Distance Blues
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Long Distance Blues
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Hello long distance
Put my baby on the line
Hello long distance
Put my baby on the line
I've got to talk to my girl
And tell her what's on my mind
I've never been so lonesome
And I've never felt so blue
I've never been so lonesome
And I've never felt so blue
Well it's been a long time baby
Since I got a letter from you
Send me some money baby
Please don't talk no trash
What I learn from you darlin'
Less talk and a lot of cash
Hello long distance
Put my baby on the line
I've got to talk to my girl
And tell her what's on my mind
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