Reggie
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Reggie
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Reggie
Reggie, he go down to the kicks &
Reggie, he go down to the town
Reggie, he go down to the kicks &
Reggie, he go down to go down
Reggie, he ain't got any money
Reggie, he ain't got any shoes
Reggie, he ain't got any open
Reggie, he got only the blues
(instrumental)
Reggie, he can write a good love song
Who for he gonna make it?
Reggie, he can try & take so long
Who for he gonna make it?
Reggie, he go playin' the cards
& money fallin' into his life
Reggie sent it home to the children
Reggie took good care of his wife
Reggie played his song to the people
Reggie played his song to the band
Reggie got acclaim to the people
& spread it over the land
(repeat verse 1, its last line x3)
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