Walking Papers
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Walking Papers
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Little girl
Don't you know
What I told you
I'm gonna have to let you go
What you doing darling
Babe I just can't take no anymore
Now I been walking the streets
Going out of my mind
Screaming and hollerin'
Working and crying
One things for sure
I don't want to see you go
Come home in the morning
And you're sleeping all night long
I'm feeling around in my bed
Honey were you belong
Stop doing we wrong
Little girl I'm gonna have to leave you alone
Here's your walking papers baby
Best you be on your merry way
Mmmmm, here your walking papers
Best you be on your merry way
Here's my last pay cheque babe
Here's the last money I made
So long baby
You gonna miss me when I'm gone
So long baby
You gonna miss me when you're gone
I hope you find a better life
I hope you find a man doen't treat you wrong
Baby, I don't want to see you go
Oh babe, I don't want to see you go
But whatever you do baby
I hope you have a lot of love further on down the road
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Luther Allison performs "Walking Papers", and this lyric page sits inside the Luther Allison catalog on LyroVerse.
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