Leavin' Blues
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Leavin' Blues
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I wanted to leave it ya see
But I stays way too long
Wanted to leave it ya see
But stays way too long
Well the girl that I'm loving
Took that westbound train and go
Well the world is so foggy
And I can't see where I go
And the world is so foggy
I can't see where I go
Gonna take me so long to make it
I hafta drive so slow
Gonna take my breakfast here
Eat my supper in Mexico
I'll take my breakfast here
Eat my supper in Mexico
Say goodbye
I won't see you no more
Say goodbye
I won't see you no more
I wanted to leave you see
But I stays way too long
I wanted to leave you see
But I stays way too long.
Say goodbye
Won't see ya no more
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Kelly Joe Phelps performs "Leavin' Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Kelly Joe Phelps catalog on LyroVerse.
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