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Artist: Luther Allison
Canonical path: /luther-allison/let-s-try-again
Related lyric paths: 6
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Let's Try Again
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Let's Try Again
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When I look into your eyes, honey what do I see
I see a tear baby, don't you know it's worrying me
Don't you ask me where I been, unless you wanna try again
You don't know, how just how I feel
Come on baby, I think we should try again
I get the same old story, nobody wanna try again
Let's try again
It's a feeling shame, a low down dirty shame
We been together to long, so I deserve a second chance
Don't you ask me were I been, unless we can try again
Let's try again
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