by Robert Johnson
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Copyright 1978 King of Spades Music, Inc.
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Transcribed by Ed Luskey
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You better come on into my kitchen,
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cause it's sure to be raining outdoors.
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When a woman's in trouble,
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everybody puts her down
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she look for her good man,
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Lord he can't be found.
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You better come on
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into my kitchen,
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cause it's going to be raining outdoors.
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There's a cold wind blowin',
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leaves tremblin' on the trees,
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don't you know that that good girl
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ya she's leaving me.
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You better come on
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into my kitchen,
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cause it's going to be raining outdoors.
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The woman I've been lovin'
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left with my best friend,
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that joker got lucky,
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stole her back again.
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You better come on
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into my kitchen,
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cause it's going to be raining outdoors.
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Well that good girl's leaving,
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she ain't coming back,
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took her last nickel from her notion sack
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You better come on
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into my kitchen,
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cause it's going to be raining outdoors.
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Mama's dead and gone,
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father's no wheres to be,
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I ain't got nobody
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to love and care for me.
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You better come on
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into my kitchen,
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cause it's going to be raining outdoors.
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Yes, it's going to be raining outdoors.
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Yes, it's going to be raining outdoors.
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Come On In My Kitchen
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| The Allman Brothers Band |
