Feelin Single Seein Double

Emmylou Harris

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Well I really had a ball last night I held all the pretty boys tight I was feelin’ single seein’ double Wound up in a whole lotta trouble But today I’ll face the big fight But I really had a ball last night When I came home from work this morning My baby was feelin’ low And he told me what was on his mind Then he told me where I could go Well I didn’t go where he told me to Cause the water was cold in the lake Now there’s something fishy ’bout this whole deal I don’t see where I made my mistake Well I really had a ball last night I held all the pretty boys tight I was feelin’ single seein’ double Wound up in a whole lotta trouble But today I’ll face the big fight But I really had a ball last night When I woke up this morning Like me the sun was high Well I started walking the long way home Just to think of an alibi Well I couldn’t think of a darn gawn thing That hadn’t already been said So I guess I better just play it by ear Cause I’m already dead Well I really had a ball last night I held all the pretty boys tight I was feelin’ single seein’ double Wound up in a whole lotta trouble But today I’ll face the big fight But I really had a ball last night Yes today I’ll face the big fight But I really had a ball last night

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