Miss Magnolia
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Miss Magnolia
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Miss Magnolia
Miss Magnolia you just can't keep
Keep me to yourself
You know I been here way too long
You've had me working all day long
No I'm not cut out and I won't be found
To make a man for you.
Nananana
Well if you see her ake sure you tell
Tell her that I'm gone to find the land beyond
Where I'll be free
The river bold in me,
The rolling stone,
By and by I'll find my home
Nananana
I wrote a letter in the mail it said
"The steed don't need a mare
Dearest magnolia
Put flowers on the grave and made a headstone read
We could get along
But we never did belong"
Nananana
Well miss magnolia you just can't keep
Keep me to yourself
You know I've been here way too long
You've had me working all day
No I'm not cut out and I won't be found
To make a man for you.
nananana
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