When You Go Walking After Midnight
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When You Go Walking After Midnight
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When you go walking after midnight
Over on the wrong side of town
Walk down any street many lost souls you'll meet
Whose lives are broken like mine
You'll find souls wandering out in darkness
Whose place in life they'll never find
Wandering so aimless and hopelessly
Whose lives are broken like mine
Thank God you've got a home to go to
And a woman's love to keep you warm
You won't find the stars in the honky-tonk and bars
Go home to your woman's loving arms
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