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B.B. King ~ Slowly Losing My Mind


I've lost the right to say that i love you, I've lost the right to say that you are fine Yes, i've lost the right to say that i love you baby, And i've lost the right to say that you are fine I've lost the right to say that i need you like i do now baby And i'm slowly losing my mind Oh, you once told me how much you love me, And i said god love us all Oh, you told me once how much you love me baby And i said god love us all Yes, i was young and just a fool then baby, And couldn't hear the lovers call Oh, now i'm all alone and here waiting baby, I have no one to call my own Yes, i'm all alone and i'm here waiting baby, I have no one to call my own Yes, you are just a fool each lonely heartbeat says, Now i wonder why was i born more free lyrics

I've lost the right to say that i love you,
I've lost the right to say that you are fine
Yes, i've lost the right to say that i love you baby,
And i've lost the right to say that you are fine
I've lost the right to say that i need you like i do now baby
And i'm slowly losing my mind

Oh, you once told me how much you love me,
And i said god love us all
Oh, you told me once how much you love me baby
And i said god love us all
Yes, i was young and just a fool then baby,
And couldn't hear the lovers call

Oh, now i'm all alone and here waiting baby,
I have no one to call my own
Yes, i'm all alone and i'm here waiting baby,
I have no one to call my own
Yes, you are just a fool each lonely heartbeat says,
Now i wonder why was i born

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