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I can't wheel I can't deal Since you walked out on me Holy smoke, what you doing to me? I can't eat And i can't sleep Since you walked out on me Holy cow, what you doing, child, child? Holy cow, what doing, child? (what you doing, what you doing, child?) Holy smoke, well it ain't no joke (no joke) hey, hey, hey First my boss The job i lost Since you walked out on me Holy smoke, what you doing to me? Walking the ledge Nerves on edge Since you walked out on me Holy cow, what you doing to me, child? Holy cow, what doing, child? (what you doing, what you doing, child?) Holy smoke, well it ain't no joke (no joke) hey, hey, hey Holy cow, what doing, child? (what you doing, what you doing, child?) Holy smoke, well it ain't no joke (no joke) hey, hey, hey more free lyrics

I can't wheel
I can't deal
Since you walked out on me
Holy smoke, what you doing to me?

I can't eat
And i can't sleep
Since you walked out on me
Holy cow, what you doing, child, child?

Holy cow, what doing, child?
(what you doing, what you doing, child?)
Holy smoke, well it ain't no joke
(no joke) hey, hey, hey

First my boss
The job i lost
Since you walked out on me
Holy smoke, what you doing to me?
Walking the ledge
Nerves on edge
Since you walked out on me
Holy cow, what you doing to me, child?

Holy cow, what doing, child?
(what you doing, what you doing, child?)
Holy smoke, well it ain't no joke
(no joke) hey, hey, hey

Holy cow, what doing, child?
(what you doing, what you doing, child?)
Holy smoke, well it ain't no joke
(no joke) hey, hey, hey

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