Thursday In Blues
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Thursday In Blues
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Hey baby,
Baby baby hey hey
Hey baby,
Baby baby hey hey
Come on to thursday in blues
Come on and hear me play
We gonna play some blues
To easy your pain.
We can do the boogie woogie and I know you can dance
Hey hey!
Come on and hear me play
In this thursday night
And drive your blues away!
You can drink some wine,
You can shake your bones
If the whiskey make you high
I can drive you home
Hey hey!
Believe in what I say!
You know I love you baby!
Come on and hear me play!
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Bruno Felix & Voodoo Kings performs "Thursday In Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Bruno Felix & Voodoo Kings catalog on LyroVerse.
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