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Artist: Roosevelt Sykes
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Driving Wheel
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Driving Wheel
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My baby don't have to worry, she don't have to rob and steal
My baby don't have to worry, she don't have to rob and steal
I give her everything she needs, I am her driving wheel
She left me this morning, she said she would be back soon
She left me this morning, she said she would be back soon
She'll be back early Friday morning, either Saturday in the afternoon
Everytime she walks, she shake like a leaf trembling on a tree
Everytime she walks, she shake like a leaf trembling on a tree
She said come home daddy, here's where you get steak, potatoes and tea
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