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Dekalb Blues Lyrics by The Drones

Here Come The Lies

2002

Dekalb Blues make me feel so bad
Dekalb Blues make me feel so bad
I just get thinking about all the times
That I've had
She longed for the powder and the string and comb
She longed for that powder, Lord, and the string and comb
Oh, your Dekalb woman, she would not
Have a home
When I was with you, Lord, it was a golden time
When I was with you, Lord, you took up all my time
Now the day’s long, babe, and you’re always
On my mind
Dekalb Blues make me feel so bad
Dekalb Blues make me feel so bad
I just get thinking about all the times
That I've had
See See Rider, Lord, see what you gone and done
See See Rider, Lord, see what you gone and done
Girl, you made me love you, and now you’re
Dead and gone
[Instrumental Outro]
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The Drones

The Drones

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