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Allman Brothers Band, The ~ Goin' Down Slow


I'v had my fun if i don't ever get well no more
I'v had my fun if i don't ever get well no more
I know my help is failing me now
I know i'm goin' down slow

Won't somebody wright my mother and tell her the shape i'm in
I want somebody to wright my mother and tell her the shape i'm in
I want you tell her to pray for me
Ask her to fortgive me for all my sinns

Mother please don't send me no doctor
A doctor can't do me no good
I don't want you to send me no doctor now..
A doctor just can't do me no good
Back when i was a young boy oh..
I just didn't do the thing i should

Mmmm mmmmmm
Mmmm mmmmmm


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