Obviously 5 Believers

Album: Blonde on Blonde (1966)
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  • Early in the mornin'
    Early in the mornin'
    I'm callin' you to
    I'm callin' you to
    Please come home
    Yes, I guess I could make it without you
    If I just didn't feel so all alone

    Don't let me down
    Don't let me down
    I won't let you down
    I won't let you down
    No I won't
    You know I can if you can, honey
    But, honey, please don't

    I got my black dog barkin'
    Black dog barkin'
    Yes it is now
    Yes it is
    Outside my yard
    Yes, I could tell you what he means
    If I just didn't have to try so hard

    Your mama's workin'
    Your mama's moanin'
    She's cryin' you know
    She's tryin' you know
    You better go now
    Well, I'd tell you what she wants
    But I just don't know how

    Fifteen jugglers
    Fifteen jugglers
    Five believers
    Five believers
    All dressed like men
    Tell yo' mama not to worry because, yes
    They're just my friends

    Early in the mornin'
    Early in the mornin'
    I'm callin' you to
    I'm callin' you to
    Please come home
    Yes, I could make it without you, honey
    If I just did not feel so all alone Writer/s: Bob Dylan
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
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