Hello Josephine
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Hello Josephine
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Hello Josephine
How do you do?
Do you remember me baby
Like I remember you?
You used to laugh at me
You'd holler "hoo hoo hoo"
I used to walk you home
I used to hold your hand
You used to use my umbrella
Every time it rained
You'd cry so much
It was a dog gone shame
You lived over yonder
By the railroad track
Now when it rained you couldn't walk
I had to tote you on my back
Well you're tellin' me
There was no day like that.
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Repeat 3rd verse
Hello Josephine
How do you do?
Do you remember me baby
Like I remember you?
You used to laugh at me
And holler "hoo hoo hoo"
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Who performs "Hello Josephine"?
Johnny Rivers performs "Hello Josephine", and this lyric page sits inside the Johnny Rivers catalog on LyroVerse.
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