Blue Melodies
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Blue Melodies
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I don't know how to write you a song
That says, I'm sorry, I know I was wrong
I can't find the words that don't make it cheap
It's right on the verge and just out of reach
It must be a sad song with a blue melody
and I'll bet you it's lonesome, as lonesome as can be
But I'm starting to wonder if there's such a thing
As a sad song that's too sad to sing
Maybe tonight, maybe this time tomorrow
me and this guitar will get right with this sorrow
And I'll play it for you, and you'll come back to me
'Cause you were always a fool for the blue melodies
So it must be a sad song in three quarter time
That chills down to the bone when the steel guitars cry
But if it's not the one that brings you home to me
Then it's just a sad song that's too sad to sing
Awe but if it's not the one that brings you back to me
Then it's just a sad song that's too sad to sing
Oh, it's just a sad song that's too sad to sing
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George Strait performs "Blue Melodies", and this lyric page sits inside the George Strait catalog on LyroVerse.
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