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Artist: Tab Benoit
Canonical path: /tab-benoit/up-and-gone
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Up And Gone
Read Up And Gone lyrics by Tab Benoit on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Up And Gone
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Standing in the doorway speaking your mind
And then you're out the door, leaving me behind
And every time something goes wrong
You're up and gone
You know I surely, surely would love to know
Where you go when you walk out that door
You know I would wait all night long
For you to come home
Oh yes I surely, surely would love to know
Where you go when you walk out my door
Lodr, every time something goes wrong
You're up and gone
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Tab Benoit performs "Up And Gone", and this lyric page sits inside the Tab Benoit catalog on LyroVerse.
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