Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Wayne Hancock
Canonical path: /wayne-hancock/brand-new-cadillac
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Brand New Cadillac
Read Brand New Cadillac lyrics by Wayne Hancock on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Brand New Cadillac
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When my baby pulled up in a brand new Cadillac
I said, Jesus baby, where'd you get that brand new Cadillac
She said, belongs to your daddy, I ain't never comin' back
Baby baby, won't you hear my plea
Come on sugar, won't you hear my plea
Ain't doin' no good now, she ain't comin' back to me
[Interlude]
Baby baby, won't you hear my plea
Come on baby, won't you hear my plea
Forget about it daddy, she ain't comin' back to me
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