Back O' Town Blues
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Back O' Town Blues
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I had a woman
Livin' way back o' town
Yeah she treated me right
Never let me down
But I wasn't satisfied
I had to run around
Now she's gone and left me
I'm worried as can be
Oh I've searched this world all over
Wonderin' where she could be
I would ask that she forgive me
And maybe she'll come back to me
(but I doubt it)
I'm lonesome an blue
And I've learned a thing or two
Oh fellas here's a tip
I'm gonna pass on down to you
Never mistreat your woman
Cause it's gonna bounce right back on you
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Louis Armstrong performs "Back O' Town Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Louis Armstrong catalog on LyroVerse.
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