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Bill Withers

Ain't no sunshine when she's gone It's not warm when she's away Ain't no sunshine when she's gone She always gone too long anytime she goes away Wonder

She couldn't stand me anymore So she just took the kids and went You see, I've got a drinkin' problem All the money that we had I spent Now I must die

Now let us love Now let us love Appreciate y'all coming out Thank you Bill Withers, ladies and gentlemen One more time, Bill Withers Let's hear it for Bill Withers

no difference how many places that you?ve been Said the world keeps going around and around Going around and around Then he put up the pictures shook his head and with

I can't write left-handed Would you please write a letter, write a letter to my mother? Tell her to tell, tell her to tell, tell her to tell the family

Grandma's hands Clapped in church on Sunday morning Grandma's hands Played a tambourine so well Grandma's hands Used to issue out a warning She'd say, "

it all Is when the sun comes shining through To make those rainbows in my mind When I think of you some time And I want to spend some time with you

we all must try to sell Tales of how you get to heaven And how we been through hell Who will buy a perfumed story That a young girl has to tell? Sleep with

You want to take me to a doctor To talk to me about my mind To try to give directions to some places That I don't really want to find Trouble in me is