She's Gone
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She's Gone
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My baby's gone and died on me.
She's gone but I'm not free.
Now I know just how much I loved her.
Now I just sit there and cry
Oh, yes she's gone,
Oh, yes she's gone
To that land of no return.
Got to roam, just got to travel.
Any place, any old how.
Faraway to distant places
Try to forget, forget it somehow.
Oh yes, she's gone
Oh yes, she's gone
But my baby I don't know where I'm going.
Got to go back, go back sometime,
That's where I'll stay, that's where I'll die
Got to go back, go back sometime
That's where you lay, that's where I'll die
That's where I'll go.
That's where I'll go
Oh, my precious love, that's where I'll go.
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Lou Rawls performs "She's Gone", and this lyric page sits inside the Lou Rawls catalog on LyroVerse.
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