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Old Fashioned Cry

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Kay Adams Canonical path: /kay-adams/old-fashioned-cry Related lyric paths: 6
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Old Fashioned Cry

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Each night when the lights of the city go on

I'm at home with them old friends of mine

I talk with a mem'ry about thing I miss

While the hands of the clock drag the time

From the dresser your picture smiles back at me

Then the tears start to fall from my eyes

I turn off lights and for the rest of the night

I have me an old fashioned cry

[ steel ]

From the dresser...

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