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It Serves Me Right to Suffer lyrics
It serves me right to suffer
Serves me right to be alone
It serves me right to suffer, suffer
Serves me right to be alone, alone
Because the life I'm living
I'm living in memories gone by
Now watch this now
Every time I see another woman
She makes me think of mine,
Think of mine
She makes me think of mine,
Think of mine
And that's why when I see another woman
Folks, I just can't keep from trying,
Keep from trying
It serves me right to suffer
Serves me right to be alone
Serves me right to be alone
Because I'm trying to live my life
The days of memories gone by
Now I want you to pick upon this
Let's dig this
My doctor put me on
Milk, cream, and alcohol, alcohol
My doctor wrote me a discription
For milk, cream and alcohol
My nerve was so bad
I couldn't rest
I couldn't sleep all at the night
And that's why he placed me on
Milk, cream, and alcohol
He placed me on
Milk, cream and alcohol
Even now
I can't lay down and rest at night
Milk, cream, and alcohol
Part of these releases
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- Track 2 on 50 Years:John Lee Hooker Anthology Disc 2
- 1 Big Legs, Tight Skirt
- 3 Bottle up and Go
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- Track 12 on Live At The Cafe Au Go-Go
- 11 Boogie Everywhere I Go
- 13 Bang, Bang, Bang, Bang
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- Track 23 on Hooker Disc 2
- 22 Big Legs, Tight Skirt
- 24 I'm Losin' You
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- Track 1 on Boogie Chillun' Disc 2
- 2 Crawlin' Black Spider
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- Track 6 on Face to Face
- 5 Funky Mabel
- 7 Up and Down
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- Track 6 on The Montreux Album
- 5 Baby Lee
- 7 Boom Boom
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- Track 21 on Boogie Chillun'
- 20 Big Legs, Tight Skirt
- 20 Everybody Rockin'
- 22 Mambo Chillun
- 22 Your Baby Ain't Sweet Like Mine
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- Track 8 on In Person
- 7 Flowers on the Hour
- 9 Ain't No Big Thing Baby
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- Track 11 on Together
- 10 Goin' Down
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