Now She's Gone
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Now She's Gone
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Worked all summer
And all the fall
Had to take my Christmas
In overalls
Now she's gone
And I don't worry
I'm sitting on top of the world
When I had you baby
You wouldn't treat me right
You stayed away
Both day and night
Now she's gone
And I don't worry
I'm sitting on top of the world
It's been days
When I didn't know your name
Why should I cry
Cry in vain
Now she's gone
And I don't worry
I'm sitting on top of the world
I'm sitting on top of the world, just rolling along, just rolling along
I'm quitting the blues of the world, just singing a song, just singing a song
Glory halleluha, I just phoned the parson
Hey Par, get ready to call, Just like humpty dumpty, I'm going to fall
I'm sitting on top of the world, just rolling along, just rolling along
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Ray Charles performs "Now She's Gone", and this lyric page sits inside the Ray Charles catalog on LyroVerse.
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