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B.B. King ~ It's Still Called The Blues


People got money Still got problems Got to the doctor And try to solve them Anyway you look at it It's still called the blues Baby needs new shoes Mama needs a new dress Daddy's out scufflin' Tryin' to do his best Anyway you look at it It's still called the blues Makes no difference What you do or say The blues might still Come your way Just when you think Your trouble's about to end Along comes something And start it all over again You party on a saturday Go to church on sunday Fun leaves you because Gotta work on monday Anyway you look at it It's still called the blues Makes no difference What you do or say The blues might still Come your way Just when you think Your trouble's about to end Along comes something And start it all over again Ain't got no money To pay the rent Baby's gone You spent your last cent Mm, still called the blues Still called the blues, y'all Anyway you look at it Makes no difference What you do or say The blues might still Come your way Just when you think Your trouble's about to end Along comes something And start it all over again more free lyrics

People got money
Still got problems
Got to the doctor
And try to solve them
Anyway you look at it
It's still called the blues

Baby needs new shoes
Mama needs a new dress
Daddy's out scufflin'
Tryin' to do his best
Anyway you look at it
It's still called the blues

Makes no difference
What you do or say
The blues might still
Come your way
Just when you think
Your trouble's about to end
Along comes something
And start it all over again

You party on a saturday
Go to church on sunday
Fun leaves you because
Gotta work on monday
Anyway you look at it
It's still called the blues

Makes no difference
What you do or say
The blues might still
Come your way
Just when you think
Your trouble's about to end
Along comes something
And start it all over again

Ain't got no money
To pay the rent
Baby's gone
You spent your last cent
Mm, still called the blues
Still called the blues, y'all

Anyway you look at it
Makes no difference
What you do or say
The blues might still
Come your way
Just when you think
Your trouble's about to end
Along comes something
And start it all over again

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