Let Me In
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Let Me In
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A little boy knocked at the warden's door of Sing Sing then in tears
Said sir I understand that 83968 lives here
Well that's my daddy sir and I just got to be near him
If you can't let him out you just got to let me in
Let me in let me in 83968's my dad
I watched them bury my mama and now he's all the world I have
I can break your little rocks put a hammer in my hand
I just gotta be near daddy Mister warden let me in
Well I've checked through California Alcatraz out on the Rock
From Folsom onto Leavenworth and no one had my pop
Then I found the old news clipping in my mama's souvenirs
And here I am at Sing Sing 83968 lives here
Let me in let me in...
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Porter Wagoner performs "Let Me In", and this lyric page sits inside the Porter Wagoner catalog on LyroVerse.
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