Blues
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Blues
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Take a dream in the morning
Make it mine by night
Take the dream in the morning
And make it mine, alright!
I got my baby
You got yours for sure
I got my baby
Plenty more in store
There aint no hot headed woman
Take my dream no more!
Take a girl in the morning
And make her mine by night
Take that girl in the morning
And make her feel alright
I got my baby
You got yours for sure
I got my baby
Plenty more in store
There aint no hot headed woman
Take my dream no more!
I got my baby
You got yours for sure
I got my baby
Plenty more in store
There aint no hot headed woman
Take my dream no more!
No more!
No more!
No more!
No more!
No more!
No more!
No more!
No!
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Who performs "Blues"?
Proud Mary performs "Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Proud Mary catalog on LyroVerse.
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