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Artist: Ida Cox
Canonical path: /ida-cox/rambling-blues
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Rambling Blues
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Rambling Blues
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Early this morning, the blues came walking in my room
Early this morning, the blues came walking in my room
I said, "Blues, please tell me what you are doing here so soon?"
The looked at me and smiled but yet, they refused to say
The looked at me and smiled but yet, they refused to say
Asked the again, the they turned and walked away
Blues oh, blues, you know you've been here before
Blues oh, blues, you know you've been here before
The last time you were here you made me cry and walk the floor
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Ida Cox performs "Rambling Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Ida Cox catalog on LyroVerse.
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