Don't Forget Me ... (For Elvis)
NINETEEN 27
How did you sleep last ni-ight, was it cold outside? How can you be that way, what will the people say? Poor little orpha-an, misunderstood little boy The bus is leavi-in', yeah By the barren roa-oad of a desert highway The valleys sleep while the city screams A sea of eyes like a rainbow shines on me Don't forget me, don't let them leave without me Don't let them see me like this, it's not the way it should be Your mama said you'd better leave it alone Better leave it alone for good - for good How did you feel last night, did you sleep alright? Why did you need to stay? You never meant to play Poor little orpha-an, misunderstood little boy The bus is leavi-in' Don't forget me, don't let them leave without me Don't let them see me like this, it's not the way it should be Your mama says you'd better leave it alone Better leave it alone, better leave it alone Don't forget me, don't let them leave without me Don't let them see me like this, it's not the way it should be Your mama says you'd better leave it alone Better leave it alone for good Glory, Glory, halle-lu-jah Glory, Glory, halle-lu-u-jah Glory, Glory, halle-lu-u-jah Glory, Glory-yah Don't forget me, don't let them leave without me Don't let them see me like this, it's not the way it should be Your mama says you'd better leave it alone Better leave it alone, better leave it alone Don't forget me, don't let them leave without me Don't let them see me like this, it's not the way it should be Your mama says you'd better leave it alone Better leave it alone Don't forget me, don't let them leave without me Don't let them see me like this, it's not the way it should be Your mama says you'd better leave it alone Better leave it alone, better leave it alone for goodnone.
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