Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Ed Motta
Canonical path: /ed-motta/blue-and-lonesome
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Blue And Lonesome
Read Blue And Lonesome lyrics by Ed Motta on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Blue And Lonesome
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I'm blue and lonesome
As a man can be
I'm blue and lonesome ooh
As a man can be
I don't have headaches over myself
My love has gone away from me
Baby, please
Come on back home to me
Baby, please yeah
Come on back home to me
Yes, my heart is full of misery
Baby, you won't be sweet to me
I'm gonna cast myself off
Down in the deep blue see
I'm gonna cast myself off, yeah
Down in the deep blue see
Where the whales and the fishes
Have a fuss over me
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