Wayback Blues
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Wayback Blues
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Just sittin' here thinkin', just four year ago today, (2x)
If I make up my mind, I won't be treated this a-way
See that sun is shinin', out across the deep blue sea (2x)
And I'm hopin' someday, she'll come back home to me
Now I'm lonesome, don't know what to do (2x)
Lord it's awful, to have these wayback blues
Did you ever sit a-wonderin', about your old used-to-be? (2x)
I'd feel a whole lot better, if she was here with me
Now I'm worried, don't know what to do (2x)
I guess it's the reason, why I've got them wayback blues
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