Buck Owens

Hello Trouble (Come On In)

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Woke up this morning happy as could be look out my window what did I see
Comin' up my sidewalk was as big as day
Oh well here comes trouble that I never thought I'd see when you went away
Hello trouble come on in
Well you talk about heartaches where the world you have been
I ain't had the misery since you've been gone
Hello trouble trouble trouble welcome home
[ steel ]
We'll make a cup of coffee and you can rest your shoes
And you can tell me them sweet lies and I'd listen to you
For I'm just a little part of all the life you've lived
But I'd rather have a little bit of trouble than to never know the love you give
Hello trouble come on in...
Well hello trouble trouble trouble welcome home

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john91783 On Feb 10, 2008

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