Lyrics of Baby ruth
John Prine
Well, it's sure good to see you
But my how you've changed
Since the last time i saw you
Girl, you've been rearranged
I always said your people
Were just like my kin
When i was down and out
They would always take me in
Oh, i love you, my baby ruth
Never lie to you, i only tell the truth
Yes, i love you since you were a child
Every time i see you, girl, you always raise a smile
I was living out on the highway
You didn't turn me out
I lived in your closet
And you fed me by mouth
My boots were my pillow
Wrapped under my head
I kept all my stuff
Stashed out under your bed
Oh, i love you, my baby ruth
Never lie to you, i only tell the truth
Yes, i love you since you were a child
Every time i see you, girl, you always raise a smile
Oh, i love you, my baby ruth
Never lie to you, i only tell the truth
Yes, i love you since you were a child
Every time i see you, girl, you always raise a smile
Oh, i love you, my baby ruth
Never lie to you, i only tell the truth
Yes, i love you since you were a child
Every time i see you, girl, you always raise a smile
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