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Artist: Will Oldham
Canonical path: /will-oldham/fall-and-raise-it-on
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Fall And Raise It On
Read Fall And Raise It On lyrics by Will Oldham on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Fall And Raise It On
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I went down to the ba hoo
where the wed water flow
and as the sill was glad
the fellow buddled uh
way de fade uh guh
way de fade uh guh o
sell me a peach o' the ba ho
ate for the sake of all
and wasted for the love of
olive an an a'
waig an as' a tode
waig an as' a tode o
(inst.)
fame I'd a said all a ba hoo
fame all a nod is a game
a fagen horror
and a low berra don
to fall and raise it on
to fall and raise it on
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Will Oldham performs "Fall And Raise It On", and this lyric page sits inside the Will Oldham catalog on LyroVerse.
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