Come On Home And Sing The Blues To Daddy Lyrics by Bobby Bare

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Come On Home And Sing The Blues To Daddy Lyrics by Bobby Bare

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(Ray Corbin)

I hear that your new romance has faded
Just the way ours did sometime ago
Well, I've lost count of all the times I've waited
For you to tell me that you've missed me so.

Now come on home and sing the blues to daddy
When things ain't working out the way you planned
Come on home and sing the blues to daddy
Tell it all to one who'll understand.

Like a child who's found a brand new plaything
Each one is more fun than those before
But there's a faithful one who's always waitin'
To be picked up and kicked around some more.

Now, won't you come on home and sing the blues to daddy
When things ain't working out the way you planned
Come on home and sing the blues to daddy
Tell it all to one who'll understand.

Come on home and sing the blues to daddy
When things ain't working out the way you planned
Come on home and sing the blues to daddy
Tell it all to one who'll understand...

(Ray Corbin) I hear that your new romance has faded Just the way ours did sometime ago Well, I've lost count of all the times I've waited For you to tell me that you've missed me so. Now come on home and sing the blues to daddy When things ain't working out the way you planned Come on home and sing the blues to daddy Tell it all to one who'll understand. Like a child who's found a brand new plaything Each one is more fun than those before But there's a faithful one who's always waitin' To be picked up and kicked around some more. Now, won't you come on home and sing the blues to daddy When things ain't working out the way you planned Come on home and sing the blues to daddy Tell it all to one who'll understand. Come on home and sing the blues to daddy When things ain't working out the way you planned Come on home and sing the blues to daddy Tell it all to one who'll understand...

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