Long Time Woman
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Long Time Woman
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I'm a long time woman
And I'm serving my time
I've been locked away so long now
I forgot my crime
Then working on the road now,
I've been working by the sea
And I wanna be free
Well ninety nine years is a long long long time
Ninety nine years is such a long long long time
Ninety nine years is a long long time
Well look at me, I'll never be free
I'm a long time woman
Ain't nobody to please
Got a natural feeling
Like a bad disease
Well ninety nine years is a long long time
Well ninety nine ninety nine years is such a long long time
Well ninety nine years is a long long time
Well look at me, I'll never be free
I'm a long time woman
Hmm, hmm, hmm..
Doo, doo, doo, doo...
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Pam Grier & Betty performs "Long Time Woman", and this lyric page sits inside the Pam Grier & Betty catalog on LyroVerse.
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