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Artist: Robert Nighthawk
Canonical path: /robert-nighthawk/prison-bound
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Prison Bound
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Prison Bound
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Early one morning, the blues came fallin' down
Early one morning, the blues came fallin' down
I was all locked up in jail, and was prisoner bound
Baby you will never, see my smilin' face again
(and that's for sure)
Baby you will never, see my smilin' face again
But you can always remember, your daddy have been your friend
Well all right!
Sometimes I wonder, why don't you write to me
Sometimes I wonder, why don't you write to me
If I been a bad fellow, I didn't intend to be
And that's for sure!
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