Solid Gone
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Solid Gone
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When that sun come up
You're gonna find me solid gone
When that sun come sup
You're gonna find me solid gone
When you wake up this morning
You're gonna know you've done me wrong
Yeah mistreat me momma
I can't take no more of you
You mistreat me momma
I can't take much more of you
Yeah that's the reason why I'm leaving
Goddbye bad news
I got a nickle and a dime
I got holes in both my shoes
I got a nickle and a dime
I got holes in both my shoes
But I ain't bein' mistreated
Like I was when I was with you
Come tomorrow morning
you're gonna find me solid gone
yeah, when that sun come up
You're gonna find me solid gone
When you wake up this morning
You're gonna know you've done me wrong
Yeah, when you wake up this morning
You're gonna know you've done me wrong
Oh, yeah
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Stoney Larue performs "Solid Gone", and this lyric page sits inside the Stoney Larue catalog on LyroVerse.
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