Blues In The Morning
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Blues In The Morning
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I got blues in the morning
I got blues on my mind
But if it wasn't for bad love and trouble
I'd have nothing
nothin nothin nothin
I'd have almost nothin on my mind.
Summertime in the city.
All the girls look so pretty.
I feel so high
I could almost reach the sky.
I got nothinG
nothin nothin nothin
I got almost nothin on my mind.
(SOLO)
I got blues in the morning
Those same blues keep goin round and round.
But if it wasn't for bad love and trouble
I'd have nothing
nothin nothin nothin
I'd have almost nothin on my mind.
But if it wasn't for bad love and trouble
I'd have nothing
nothin nothin nothin
I'd have almost nothing (guitar lick)
I'd have almost nothing (guitar lick)
I'd have almost nothin nothin on (guitar lick)
My mind.
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Mick Taylor performs "Blues In The Morning", and this lyric page sits inside the Mick Taylor catalog on LyroVerse.
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