Back To Montego Bay
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Back To Montego Bay
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Over blue mountain I must go
Back to the woman I love so
I told her I'd return someday
I'd return to Montego Bay
I left Montego Bay, fortune to find
For the woman I'd love to make mine
Now my fortune I have found
I'm goin' up blue mountain then I'm going down
To Montego Bay, Montego Bay
I left my woman in Montego Bay
Montego Bay, Montego Bay
I'm going back to Montego Bay
If it takes a hundred days and a hundred nights
Putting my left in front of my right
Over blue mountain I will go
Back to the woman I love so
Montego Bay, Montego Bay
I'm going back to Montego Bay
Montego Bay, Montego Bay
I'm going back to Montego Bay
I'm going back to Montego Bay
I'm going back to Montego Bay
I'm going back to (fade)
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Who performs "Back To Montego Bay"?
Marty Robbins performs "Back To Montego Bay", and this lyric page sits inside the Marty Robbins catalog on LyroVerse.
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