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Blues All Over
05:28
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Blues All Over
Words & Music by John Hanberry
When I woke up this mornin',
I had the blues all over me.
Blues was in my eyes, 'n my ears, 'n my nose 'n my throat,
Don't you know how disgustin' that can be.
Well except for you, my friend,
Nobody gets the blues like me.
I ate some blues for breakfast,
And then the blues dropped by for tea,
It was instant blues for dinner,
I sipped a few blues watchin' TV.
Feels like my life has fallin' in a cesspool
And I got the blues all over me.
You know these blues is so damn bad
But I know what I'm gonna do
The blues is such a nasty thing
Kinda like steppin' in doggy doo
Misery sure loves company, baby,
I'm gonna smear my blues all over you.
© 1990 - John W. Hanberry, All rights reserved
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2. |
Evil Eye
06:08
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Evil Eye
V1
I was walkin' down the street
With the woman by my side
A man come up to meet
Shootin' me the evil eye
Hey mister you don't ya do dat
Just keep on walkin' by.
V2
But the dude, he keeps on comin',
Gonna stare me down real hard
I can tell his blood's a runnin'
I can see his face is scarred
Don't give no ground up no,
Got a shield against the harm.
CH1
Don't you give me no evil eye
I got a blue bead on a chain
You can give me dat evil eye
But I got a blue bead on a chain
An’ if you shoot me that evil eye,
I gonna shoot it right back again.
Solos (Ch)
V3
You know the power of the Evil Eye,
Is strong and ancient, so I’m told
It’ll stop you in your tracks,
It will make your blood run cold,
Your protected from the Evil Eye,
By the gris-gris that you hold.
CH2
Don't you give me no evil eye
I got a red string on my hand
You can give me dat evil eye
But I got a red string on my hand
You can stick it in your evil eye,
I won’t be harmed by mortal man.
(CH1)
© 2000, 2001 - John W. Hanberry
All Rights Reserved
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3. |
Once In A Lifetime
07:20
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Coming soon
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4. |
Texas Daddy
05:26
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Coming soon
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