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B.B. King ~ Pray For You


Know i love you for myself
Yes, and you're gone to somebody else
And i'm worried yes, i'm worried all alone

I go to bed prayin' each night
I'm hopin' darlin', you'll treat me right
And i'm worried yes, as a man can be

All i can do is pray
Hope that maybe i'll find you someday
But until then, darlin' i'll pray all day long

I'll do everything i can
Tryin' to get you to understand
I don't want to see you round, darlin' with other men

Ah, you know i love you, love you for myself
Gone and left me for somebody else
All i can do is pray for you


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