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B.B. King ~ What You Bet


Someday i'll be gone Believe me, it won't be long When i leave you it's gonna grieve you What you bet You're abusing of our romance I'm warning you in advance You're gonna cry when i say bye bye What you bet, what you bet I smiled when you mistreated me My friends called me a fool I firmly believe where love is concerned You've broken every rule Oh, you got a good thing in me You're gonna lose me, wait and see You won't wake up until we break up What you bet, what you bet Oh, i smiled when you mistreated me My friends called me a fool I firmly believe where love is concerned You've broken every rule Oh, you got a good thing in me You're gonna lose me, wait and see You won't wake up until we break up What you bet, baby more free lyrics

Someday i'll be gone
Believe me, it won't be long
When i leave you it's gonna grieve you
What you bet

You're abusing of our romance
I'm warning you in advance
You're gonna cry when i say bye bye
What you bet, what you bet

I smiled when you mistreated me
My friends called me a fool
I firmly believe where love is concerned
You've broken every rule

Oh, you got a good thing in me
You're gonna lose me, wait and see
You won't wake up until we break up
What you bet, what you bet

Oh, i smiled when you mistreated me
My friends called me a fool
I firmly believe where love is concerned
You've broken every rule

Oh, you got a good thing in me
You're gonna lose me, wait and see
You won't wake up until we break up
What you bet, baby

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