Midnight Ramblin' Man
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Midnight Ramblin' Man
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When the moon is full late at night
And the old Tom cat begins to fight
That's when I'm out to make my rounds
I head to your house there ain't a soul around
Open up and let me in
I'm your midnight ramblin´ man
I'm your ramblin´ man
I know when your man is out
On your doorstep I begin to howl
Me and you we gonna have a good time
Just open up and I´ll come inside
Open up and let me in
I'm your midnight ramblin´ man
I'm your ramblin´ man
Don't have to worry when your man gets home
Like a flash I'm up and gone
He slams the front door I jump out the back
Won't be a trace of where I'm at
Open up and let me in
I'm your midnight ramblin´ man
I'm your ramblin´ man
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Omar and the Howlers performs "Midnight Ramblin' Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Omar and the Howlers catalog on LyroVerse.
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