Sinner
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Sinner
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Sinner did you ever go sinnin
Have you ever been down here as lonesome and low as me
Did you ever try washin in pure corn liquor
No matter how much you washed you wouldn't come clean
Sinner did you ever go sinnin
You've gone so far you forgot how to pray
Sinner did you ever go sinnin
Have you ever been down here as lonesome and low as me
Dancin did you ever go dancin
You've dance so long but you still can't stand that tune
Sinner lord I'm a sinner
If Eve hadn't done it I'm sure it woulda been me
Sinner did you ever go sinnin
Have you ever been down here as lonesome and low as me
Weekends I mean lost ones
From Friday night til Monday mornin blues
Sinner did you ever go sinnin
You've gone so far you forgot how to pray
Sinner did you ever go sinnin
Have you ever been down here as lonesome and low as me
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