Louis Armstrong

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Atlanta Blues

Atlanta Blues lyrics by Louis Armstrong. A bed five points, talkin', daddy and me Just one square away from old peach tree, peach tree Possession's nine...

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Atlanta Blues

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A bed five points, talkin', daddy and me

Just one square away from old peach tree, peach tree

Possession's nine points of the law, used to be

Five and nine are fourteen points and yet they took my man from me!

I know that I'd be satisfied

If I could grab a train and ride!

If I make and matter with no place to go

Just make me a pallet on your floor!

Well, give everybody my regards

I'm comin' in if I have to ride the rods!

I'll grab me an armful of train before you know

So make me a pallet on your floor!

Oh I'll make me a pallet on your floor

I'll make me a pallet on your floor

Now here's one thing I want you to know

I'll make me a little bitty pallet on your floor!

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