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Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen

by Jackie Wilson

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Nobody knows the trouble that I've seen Nobody knows my sorrow Nobody knows the trouble that I've seen Glory hallelujah Nobody knows the trouble that I've seen Nobody knows my, my sorrow Nobody knows the trouble that I've seen Glory hall- glory hallelujah Sometimes I'm up and sometimes I'm down Oh, yes lord You know sometimes almost to the ground Oh, oh yes lord Still, nobody knows the trouble that I've seen Nobody, nobody knows my, my sorrow Nobody knows the trouble that I've seen Glory hallelujah If you get there before I do Oh, oh yes lord Don't forget to tell all my friends I'm comin' too Whoa, oh yes lord Still, nobody knows the trouble that I've seen Nobody knows my sorrow Nobody knows the trouble that I've seen Glory hall, hallelujah

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