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Artist: Lightnin' Hopkins
Canonical path: /lightnin-hopkins/where-she-used-to-lay
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Where She Used To Lay
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Where She Used To Lay
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Yeah!
Hum... I'm with you
Woo
Woa hoooow
Hurt me so bad, Lightnin
About to go insane
I hope may little girl
Be on that mirning train
It hurts me so bad
Worrnying about to go insane
Yeah!
I've got a little girl
That I'm loving
Coming on
That mirning train
Woah, lord have mercy
Cry
See me Kiss the pillow
Woah Where she used to lay
You got see me everyd Kiss the pillow
Where she used to lay
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