| She met a younger man and went to live in Germany |
| She let a good man down, she told him he was history |
| She’s found a real hard station, she’s paid the price for getting free |
| But maybe she can make it, maybe she can make it alone |
| He moved from town to town and drifted down to Mexico |
| Wrote her a tear stained letter, saying «Baby please don’t go» |
| Sweet dreams and miracles happen, but she still said no |
| She said I know that you can make it |
| I know that you can make it alone. And he said… |
| «Don't move, don’t move |
| Don’t mess that groove (baby) |
| Don’t move, don’t leave me down and out.» |
| He’d call her up and say «My darlin' I feel so alone» |
| She’d say I just can’t talk about it -- on the telephone |
| He’d say «Sweet Jesus -- am I really on my own?» |
| She’d say I know you you can make it |
| I know that you can make it alone. And he said… |
| «Don't move, don’t move |
| Don’t mess that groove (pretty baby) |
| Don’t move, don’t leave me down and out.» |
| She met a younger man and went to live in Germany |
| She let a good man down, she told him he was history |
| She’s found a real hard station, she’s paid the price for getting free |
| But maybe she can make it, maybe she can make it alone |
| Don’t move, don’t move |
| Don’t mess that groove (baby) |
| Don’t move, don’t leave me down and out |
| Don’t move, don’t move |
| Don’t mess that groove (little darlin') |
| Don’t move, don’t leave me down and out |