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Artist: April Barrows
Canonical path: /april-barrows/lost-in-a-blue-note
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Lost In a Blue Note
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Lost In a Blue Note
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If you've ever been lost in a blue note
Then you know how I'm feeling tonight
I'm down to a thin wisp of blue smoke
That curls 'round the cold candle light
If you've ever been chained to a heartache
You're so sure there's no hope in sight
If you've ever been lost in a blue note
Then you know how I'm feeling tonight
Sax man blows and a teardrop flows
Straight from my heart to the floor
The band won't look at me, I know they can see
That he doesn't love me anymore
If you've ever been chained to a heartache
You're so sure there's no hope in sight
If you've ever been lost in a blue note
Then you know how I'm feeling tonight
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