It's Too Late To Walk The Floor
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It's Too Late To Walk The Floor
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All last night I sat and cried
I cried the night before
If that gal don't come back tonight
I'll cry some more
It's too late to walk the floor It's too late to cry
It's too late to worry About tear drops in my eyes
I done her wrong I know I did
I cheated on the sly
She found out and now she's gone
I walk the floor and cry
Now I can't stand this loneliness
four walls and the floor
Please come back darlin'
I can't stand this any more
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