| She left home with my last name
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| Left her mark tattooed on the back of my brain
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| Oh yeah, she was a friend of mine
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| Same old story you’ve heard a thousand times
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| I had nickels, that girl wanted dimes
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| Oh yeah, she was my Valentine
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| If you see that girl out walking your way
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| Throw your hand up and tell her I said, «Hey.»
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| Oh yeah, come on home
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| Oh Angeline, where have you gone?
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| Oh Angeline, where have you gone? |
| Alright
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| She had enough money to get herself outta town
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| Next thing I know, she is New Orleans bound
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| Oh Lord, come back home
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| I stay home and try to make ends meet
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| She’s turning tricks down on Royal Street
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| Oh Lord, she’s long gone
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| If you see that girl out walking the wrong way
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| Turn her around and send her back my way, oh yeah
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| Come on back home
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| Oh Angeline, where have you gone?
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| Oh Angeline, I wrote you this song
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| Oh Angeline, where have you gone? |
| (Oh Angeline)
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| Oh Angeline, oh yeah, right
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| She ain’t got nothing but the clothes on her back, I know
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| She ain’t got nobody to tell her Where she needs to go
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| She ain’t got no friends, no family, nowhere, no how
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| She ain’t got nothing, that girl ain’t got nothing, oh no no, no
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| Oh Angeline (Angeline), where have you gone?
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| Oh Angeline (I'm heartbroken, lonesome, oh), I wrote you this song
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| Oh Angeline (I'm never gonna see you), where have you gone? |
| (Oh)
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| Oh Angeline,(Never gonna be like it was before, no
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| Oh, come on home now)
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| Ooo
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| Oh, come on home, oh yeah… |