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Moby ~ Natural Blues


[Refrain:] oh lordy, trouble so hard oh lordy, trouble so hard, don't nobody know my troubles but God [x2] went down the hill, the other day my soul got happy and stayed all day [Refrain] went in the room, didn't stay long, looked on the bed and brother was dead [Refrain] more free lyrics

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