She's Gone Blues
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She's Gone Blues
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When you were down: Sick down on your bed
Know bobby brought you your medicine: Also brought you
Bread
You is up today: Looking good again
I knocked on your door: Wouldn't even let me in
But the sun going to shine: Once more in my back door
It's true I love you sweet mama: But you can't mistreat
Me no more
I was standing at the terminal: Arms fold up and cried
Crying I wonder what train: Taking that brown of mine
And I run to the telephone: Took the receiver down
I said hello central: Give me doctor brown
My baby looks for me: At any old hour at night
No matter when I go there: She's never turning off her
Light
Mmm: Lord lord lord
You womens in atlanta: Treat your men like your dog
Before this time brown: Maybe another year
I'll be up the country: Drinking that cool can beer
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Who performs "She's Gone Blues"?
Barbecue Bob performs "She's Gone Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Barbecue Bob catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to 'Fo Day Creep and Barbecue Blues with a short reason for opening each page next.
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