Some Folks
from Sad Songs & Whiskey by Phil Hummer & The White Falcons
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lyrics
Some Folks
written by Phil Hummer
i'm gonna walk across the street
i'm gonna exercise my feet
i'm gonna step right up to your door
i'm gonna rap tap tap until you open up
and ask you why don't you come around no more
and also why don't you love me
are you thinking of me
do you remember my name
and furthermore why do some folks have to change
when some folks have to stay just the same
i used to carry all your books
i used to give you longing looks
i used to for you after school
now i see you walking with some other jim dandy and i feel like a fool
i want to know why don't you love me
and are you thinking of me
and do you remember my name
and also why do some folks have to change
when some folks stay the same
written by Phil Hummer
i'm gonna walk across the street
i'm gonna exercise my feet
i'm gonna step right up to your door
i'm gonna rap tap tap until you open up
and ask you why don't you come around no more
and also why don't you love me
are you thinking of me
do you remember my name
and furthermore why do some folks have to change
when some folks have to stay just the same
i used to carry all your books
i used to give you longing looks
i used to for you after school
now i see you walking with some other jim dandy and i feel like a fool
i want to know why don't you love me
and are you thinking of me
and do you remember my name
and also why do some folks have to change
when some folks stay the same
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from Sad Songs & Whiskey,
released August 8, 2008
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