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Artist: Family Shiloh
Canonical path: /family-shiloh/no-4c-blues
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No 4C Blues
Read No 4C Blues lyrics by Family Shiloh on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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No 4C Blues
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Meet me on the back porch baby
We’ll take in the views
There ain’t nobody frowning
'Cause there ain’t no 4c blues
When I sing the blues in Texas
You can hear me clear to Tennessee
But I can’t sing the blues
When I'm out on the ol' 4c
There ain’t any reason
On the 4c to be down and out
I’d sing the blues out here
But there’s nothing bad to sing about
Meet me on the back porch baby
We’ll take in the views
There ain’t nobody frowning
'Cause there ain’t no 4c blues
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Family Shiloh performs "No 4C Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Family Shiloh catalog on LyroVerse.
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