Get Set For The Blues
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Get Set For The Blues
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If you wake, and hate to face the day
And black coffee doesn't clear the fog away
In spite of all you do, that nightmare's here to stay
Get ready, get set for the blues
If you're caught in some old witch's spell
And there's not a penny in your wishing well
And you're just riding on a crazy carousel
Get ready, get set for the blues
The blues, the sorry for yourself blues
Will get you if you don't watch out
The blues, the everybody hates you blues
Will move right in without a doubt
If the Sun can't chase away the chill
And the clouds look like they're gonna overspill
And you don't seem to care
In fact you hope they will
Get ready, get set
I'm sorry you've met, the blues
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Julie London performs "Get Set For The Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Julie London catalog on LyroVerse.
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