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B.B. King ~ Think It Over


Lord i wonder, yes i wonder Do my baby think of me Oh, i wonder lord i wonder Do my baby think of me Now i wonder, lord i wonder Will my baby come back to me Yes she been gone so long Just can't stand it no more Whoah she been gone so long Just can't stand it no more Now i ain't got nobody Have no place to go Yeah, i think when she left me Yeah, she went to somebody else Oh i think when she left me Yeah she went to somebody else Now if she don't come back to me soon I think i'm gonna leave myself more free lyrics

Lord i wonder, yes i wonder
Do my baby think of me
Oh, i wonder lord i wonder
Do my baby think of me
Now i wonder, lord i wonder
Will my baby come back to me

Yes she been gone so long
Just can't stand it no more
Whoah she been gone so long
Just can't stand it no more
Now i ain't got nobody
Have no place to go

Yeah, i think when she left me
Yeah, she went to somebody else
Oh i think when she left me
Yeah she went to somebody else
Now if she don't come back to me soon
I think i'm gonna leave myself

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