Sad Women Blues
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Sad Women Blues
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And as the courage of a man gets riddled with every wave
That binds him to his choice and every kiss he ever gave
But with a broken heart caught up in the slipstreams of his art
Sometimes he should choose to fade sometimes he should choose to creep
Sometime he'll have to learn and make his no return
But if you ever fall from grace with your hands tied to your side
See the skies that fall in pain so heavy as you rise
So she'll brace you for awhile just a little smile to make you hers
But she has a path to walk she has other ways to go
She'll quietly watch you burn
Oh oh, as you make your no return
But as the days are left to leave and the rivers flow in time
You can scavenge on the breeze the familiar church bell chime
That leads you to her road
That orders you to do as you are told
That breaks your every rule
That turns you on your step
But you still have to learn
Oh oh as you make your no return
Hey
As you make your no return
As you make your no return
As you make your no return
As you make your no return
Oh oh
As you make your no return
As you make your no return
As you make your no return
As you make your no return
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Who performs "Sad Women Blues"?
Bobby Long performs "Sad Women Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Bobby Long catalog on LyroVerse.
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