You Were On My Mind
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You Were On My Mind
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When I woke up this morning
You were on my mind
And you were on my mind.
I got troubles, woe-woe
I got worries, woe-woe
I got wounds to bind.
So I went to the corner
Just to ease my pain
Just to ease my pain.
I got troubles, woe-woe
I got worries, woe-woe
I came home today.
When I woke up this morning
You were on my mind
And you were on my mind.
Hey, I got troubles, woe-woe
I got worries, woe-woe
I got wounds to bind.
Hey, I gotta feelin`
Down in my shoes
Yeah, way down in my shoes.
I got a rainbow, woe-woe
I gotta move-o, woe-woe
I gotta walk away my blues.
When I woke up this morning
You were on my mind
You were on my mind.
Hey, I got troubles, woe-woe
I got worries, woe-woe
I got wounds to bind.
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Susanna Hoffs performs "You Were On My Mind", and this lyric page sits inside the Susanna Hoffs catalog on LyroVerse.
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