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Allman Brothers Band, The ~ Midnight Blues


By dickey betts and will mctell Copyright 1992 emi blackwood music, inc., pangola publishing company And peer international corproation Got the blues like midnight. Honey won't be long 'fore day. Got the blues like midnight. Honey won't be long 'fore day. Wish that tornado would blow my blues away. Lord, i can tell my bulldog When i hear him bark Lord, i can tell my baby When i hear her in the dark. Got the blues like midnight. Honey won't be long 'fore day. Got the blues like midnight. Honey won't be long 'fore day. Lord i wish a tornado would blow my blues away. more free lyrics

By dickey betts and will mctell
Copyright 1992 emi blackwood music, inc., pangola publishing company
And peer international corproation

Got the blues like midnight.
Honey won't be long 'fore day.
Got the blues like midnight.
Honey won't be long 'fore day.
Wish that tornado would blow my blues away.
Lord, i can tell my bulldog
When i hear him bark
Lord, i can tell my baby
When i hear her in the dark.
Got the blues like midnight.
Honey won't be long 'fore day.
Got the blues like midnight.
Honey won't be long 'fore day.
Lord i wish a tornado would blow my blues away.

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