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B.B. King ~ Sundown


Long about sundown, i've gotta be on my way
Sad long about sundown, i've gotta be on my way
Goin' back to my woman and this time i'm gonna stay

Yes, i've been gone for a long time
Wonder if i'm welcome home
Been gone for a long time
Wonder if i'm welcome home
So many things can happen
When a man leaves his baby all alone

Yes, it took a long time, baby
To realise what a fool i've been
Well, i said it took a long, long time, baby
To realise what a fool i've been
When i knock on the door
I wonder will she let me in


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