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Artist: Kenny Neal
Canonical path: /kenny-neal/morning-after
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Morning After
Read Morning After lyrics by Kenny Neal on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Morning After
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So sick last night, I didn't hardly know my mind
So sick last night, I didn't know my mind
I had a drink of bad licker, almost made me blind
I had a dream, I thought I was in hell
Yeah I had a dream, thought I was in hell
But baby when I looked around, your mouth was open like a well
I said baby baby, please don't snore so loud
Say baby baby, please don't snore so loud
Say you're just a little bit o' woman, you sound like a great big crowd
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