Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Diana Ross
Canonical path: /diana-ross/lady-sings-the-blues
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Lady Sings The Blues
Read Lady Sings The Blues lyrics by Diana Ross on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Lady Sings The Blues
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Lady sings the blues
She got them bad
She feels so sad
Wants the world to know
Just what the blues is all about
The blues ain't nothing
But a pain in your heart
When you got a bad start
You and your man have to part
Lady sings the blues...
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