Sound the Bell
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Sound the Bell
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I went out and got married
Thought I'd live a happy life
But before I could settle down
Another man had stole my wife
Well, sound the bell, yes it feels so sad
Nobody knows, the troubles I had, no!
If you see my woman, won't you tell her for me
That you left me crying, and my heart's in misery
Well, sound the bell-well I feel so sad
Nobody knows, the troubles I had
Noooo!
[Instrumental]
You might think I'm crazy, but I'll never love again
I'm going back home to my mama, 'cause she's my only friend
Sound the bell-Lord, I feel so sad
Nobody knows, the troubles I had-no
Nobody knows, the troubles I had, NO!
Nobody knows the troubles I had.
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Johnny Winter performs "Sound the Bell", and this lyric page sits inside the Johnny Winter catalog on LyroVerse.
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