Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Wishbone Ash
Canonical path: /wishbone-ash/almighty-blues
Related lyric paths: 6
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Almighty Blues
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Almighty Blues
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Don't tell me baby
'Cause I already know
Things could be better
Not like this Broadway Show
Always a reason
There's no time to talk
I don't want you leaving
And I surely don't want you to walk
'Cause I never felt this way I feel before
Is this the blues? Almighty Blues
I've never felt so lonely, since I lost my one and only
I can't go the distance
I can't close the door
Feel alone in a crowd
I can't take no more
Don't need a reason
To be in your game
With a loser's luck
It's nothin' but a cryin' shame
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Wishbone Ash performs "Almighty Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Wishbone Ash catalog on LyroVerse.
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