Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Delbert McClinton
Canonical path: /mcclinton-delbert/oh-my
Related lyric paths: 6
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Oh My
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Oh My
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Oh, my, Baby don't you cry over me anymore
Oh, my, you gonna have to learn to get by
I've been down before
and I'll probably get down some more
It seems like I've been doin' alright wihout you.
Listen to me, you gonna have to set me free
Woman stop your cryin' and go and and let me be
Go out and find yourself someone
'Cause I can't help you none
It seems like you'd be doing much better without me
We cant talk about the things we need to talk about
baby, 'cause we don't see nothing the same
We tried to compromise and maybe we both tried
a little too much to change.
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Delbert McClinton performs "Oh My", and this lyric page sits inside the Delbert McClinton catalog on LyroVerse.
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