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Fanny Mae

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Steve Miller Band Canonical path: /steve-miller-band/fanny-mae Related lyric paths: 6
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Fanny Mae

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I know, my baby told me so

Yes, I know, my baby told me so

She said I'm leavin' you, daddy

Got such a long way to go

Well, I can hear your {??} ringin', baby all down that line

Yes I can hear your {??} ringin', baby all down that line

And when I hear your {??} ringin'

I know you're not far behind

Fanny Mae, baby won't you please come home

Now I'm so tired livin' all alone

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