Five Days, Five Days
One day, two days, three, four, five
A that's how long that she's been gone and that's a long time
Five days, five days since you walked out the door
Won't you please come home, I couldn't stand five more?
Well, the first day after she left me I laughed and told my friends
That she'll be back before the sun is settin' low again
Five days, five days since you walked out the door
Won't you please come home, I couldn't stand five more?
Well, the second day after she left me I started to have my doubts
I wondered if she was comin' back, really had checked out
Five days, five days since you walked out the door
Won't you please come home, I couldn't stand five more?
One, two, three, four, five days more
Well, the third day after she left me I started to watch the door
Before the day was over I began to walk the floor
Five days, five days since you walked out the door
Won't you please come home, I couldn't stand five more?
Well, the fourth day after she left me, I really began to sweat
She should have been back days ago but she ain't got back yet
Five days, five days since you walked out the door
Won't you please come home, I couldn't stand five more?
One, two, three, four, five days more
A that's how long that she's been gone and that's a long time
Five days, five days since you walked out the door
Won't you please come home, I couldn't stand five more?
Well, the first day after she left me I laughed and told my friends
That she'll be back before the sun is settin' low again
Five days, five days since you walked out the door
Won't you please come home, I couldn't stand five more?
Well, the second day after she left me I started to have my doubts
I wondered if she was comin' back, really had checked out
Five days, five days since you walked out the door
Won't you please come home, I couldn't stand five more?
One, two, three, four, five days more
Well, the third day after she left me I started to watch the door
Before the day was over I began to walk the floor
Five days, five days since you walked out the door
Won't you please come home, I couldn't stand five more?
Well, the fourth day after she left me, I really began to sweat
She should have been back days ago but she ain't got back yet
Five days, five days since you walked out the door
Won't you please come home, I couldn't stand five more?
One, two, three, four, five days more
Credits
Writer(s): Jack Rhodes, Willie Billie, Freddie Franks
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