Don't Count Me Out
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Don't Count Me Out
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I Sat Down to Cry
I Heard a Friend of Mine Say "My, Oh My
What You Doing Down There, Boy, With Your Nose Stuck On the Ground?"
Hear Me Shout
Don't Count Me Out
When the Sun Goes Down
You'll Find Me Sitting in a Bar in the Dark Side of the Town
And If You Tell Me That I Drink Too Much and That It's Going to Be the Death of Me
Hear Me Shout
Don't Count Me Out
You Say You Know Me Well
But You've Only Seen the Outside, So Brother, How Can You Tell?
I Never Listen to Your Advice 'cause It Changes Every Single Day
Hear Me Shout
Don't Count Me Out
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Gerry Rafferty performs "Don't Count Me Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Gerry Rafferty catalog on LyroVerse.
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