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America ~ Look Up, Look Down


Author unknown (sung by gerry beckley) Found on heard. Look up, look down Gotta find me a hole to hide my head in the ground Look up, look down Gettin' tired of my woman runnin' around Everybody says give her a second chance But that'll be the seventy-second time in advance Look up, look down Gotta get to the ground Look up, look down Watch the whole wide world spinnin' around Look up, look down Baby find my woman runnin' around Everybody says give her a second chance But that'll be the seventy-second time in advance Look up, look down Gotta get to the ground Ra da da da da .... Look up, look down Gotta find me a hole to hide my head in the ground Look up, look down Gettin' tired of my woman runnin' around Gettin' tired of my woman runnin' around Gettin' tired of my woman runnin' around Gettin' so tired of my woman runnin' around more free lyrics

Author unknown (sung by gerry beckley)
Found on heard.

Look up, look down
Gotta find me a hole to hide my head in the ground
Look up, look down
Gettin' tired of my woman runnin' around

Everybody says give her a second chance
But that'll be the seventy-second time in advance
Look up, look down
Gotta get to the ground

Look up, look down
Watch the whole wide world spinnin' around
Look up, look down
Baby find my woman runnin' around

Everybody says give her a second chance
But that'll be the seventy-second time in advance
Look up, look down
Gotta get to the ground

Ra da da da da ....

Look up, look down
Gotta find me a hole to hide my head in the ground
Look up, look down
Gettin' tired of my woman runnin' around

Gettin' tired of my woman runnin' around
Gettin' tired of my woman runnin' around
Gettin' so tired of my woman runnin' around

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