Every Which A Way
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Every Which A Way
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Every which a way I go and every which a way I turn I seem to be
Looking for a love I never never find fightin' back pain and misery
One day my love ran away now everything I touch seems to turn
To more heartache and misery making my poor heart burn burn
I found the thrill of love then felt the chills of love
Funny but I'm still in love
Even though she let me down and then gave me the run around
Every which a way I go and every which a way I turn I seem to be
Looking for a love I never never find fightin' back painand misery
[ ac.guitar ]
I found the thrill of love...
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