The Real Blues Book (Songbook): C Instruments
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B.B.KING
2.,4. I aint got one thing give me the blues.
When Ill go in the hole, and my last pair of shoes.
Oh, but someday, baby, I aint gonna worry my life anymore.
LIGHTNIN HOPKINS
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2. Went down in town with my hat in my hand,
Lookin for a woman didnt have no man.
When Im crazy. When Im crazy. You know its crazy
To keep on rubbin at that same old thing.
4. Two old maids lyin in the bed.
One turned over this is what she said,
Aint we crazy? Aint we crazy? You know its crazy
To keep on rubbin at that same old thing.
BILL WITHERS
CLARENCE WILLlAMS/JAMES WITHERSPOON/PORTER GRAINGER/ROBERT PRINCE
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2. If me and my baby fuss and fight,
And the next minute were alright.
Aint nobodys business if we do.
3. Lord, Lord, Lord,
Lord, Lord, Lord.
Aint nobodys business what I do.
4. Im three times seven
And that makes twenty one,
Aint nobodys business what I do,
Aint nobodys business what I do.
JIMMY REED
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2. Oh, when you say the sweet things,
They ring all in my ears.
Yeah, when you say the sweet things,
They ring all in my ears.
Youve got me on the run,
And, honey, I cant leave you.
(To solos)
3. Hush, hush, shut your mouth.
Baby, you knockin me out.
Oh, hush, hush, shut your mouth.
Baby, you knockin me out.
All the good in me,
You know youre bringin it out.
(To solos)
OTIS RUSH
DEADRIC MALONE
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2. I give you all I own; thats one thing you cant deny.
I give you all I own; you know thats one thing you cant deny.
Yes, my love will follow you as the years go passing by.
3. Im gonna leave it up to you. So long, so long goodbye.
Im gonna leave it up to you. So long, so long goodbye.
You know my love will follow you as the years go passing by.
CHESTER BURNETT
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3. Well, when you leave home, you can call me on your phone.
Well, when you leave home, you can call me on your phone.
Ill send you your money, darlin, you can come back home.
4. How long, have you gon do me wrong?
How long, have you gon do me wrong?
Aint nobody never lived that didnt do somebody wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong.
JOSEPH LEE WILLIAMS
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3. Turn your lamp down low,
Turn your lamp down low,
Turn your lamp down low
And Ill beg you all night long,
Baby, please dont go. (To solo)
4. You brought me way down here,
You brought me way down here,
You brought me way down here
By the rollin fog
And treats me like a dog.
5. Baby, please dont go,
Baby, please dont go,
Baby, please dont go
Back to New Orleans,
Ill beg you all night long.
(To solo)
JAMES MOORE
SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON
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2. I found out my downfall back in nineteen and thirty. I started checkin.
I found out my downfall from nineteen and thirty.
Im tellin all of my friends Im not fattnin no more frogs for snakes.
3. Here it is nineteen and fifty seven; Ive got to correct all of my mistakes.
Oh man, nineteen and fifty seven; Ive got to correct all of my mistakes.
Im tellin my friends, includin my wife and evrybody else,
Not fattnin no more frogs for snakes.
ROBERT JOHNSON
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2. From Memphis to Norfolk is a thirty-six hours ride.
From Memphis to Norfolk is a thirty-six hours ride.
A man is like a prisoner, and hes never satisfied.
3. A woman is like a dresser, some man always ramblin through its drawers.
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