My Baby's Not Here (in Town Tonight)
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My Baby's Not Here (in Town Tonight)
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Well my baby's not here in town tonight this old town just don't seem right
Even my old friends don't seem the same to me
Well my baby's not here in town tonight these old lights don't shine as bright
And I'm hidin' tears till I can hardly see
Well he's been acting kinda strange I should've guessed what laied ahead
I keep wondering if it's things I've done or if it's things I've said
Well my baby's not here in town tonight this old town just don't seem right
And I'm hoping soon that he'll return to me
[ el.banjo - steel ]
Well my baby's not here...
And I'm hoping soon that he'll return to me
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