I Need Somebody Bad
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I Need Somebody Bad
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Lord I need somebody bad tonight
It's hurtin' more than I believed it could
Lord I need somebody bad tonight cause I just lost somebody good
I came in here to find someone like you to take her place
For just a little while then I'll be gone
I'll hold you in my arms close my eyes and see her face
I won't recall your name when I'll get home
And Lord I need somebody bad tonight
It's hurtin' more than I believed it could
Lord I really need somebody bad tonight cause I just lost somebody good
[ fiddle - steel ]
Yes Lord I need somebody bad tonight cause I just lost somebody good
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