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Artist: Ryan Adams
Canonical path: /ryan-adams/oklahoma
Related lyric paths: 6
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Oklahoma
Read Oklahoma lyrics by Ryan Adams on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Oklahoma
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see old mabel walk on down the house
pickin flowers for someone else
see old mabel walk down the house
said son, better go on back inside
storm brewing from the northwest side
didn't ask about my daddy's ruin
cause that old motherfucker ain't alive
see old mabel walk on down the store
buying groceries to eat
walkin on down the street
said son, you better go on back inside
storm brewing from the northwest side
didn't ask about my daddy's ruin
cause that old motherfucker ain't alive
see old mabel walk on down the house
pickin flowers for someone else
old mabel
family bible on the coffee table
in old mabel's house
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