Singin' The Blues

Marty Robbins

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Singin' The Blues

Year: 1956 -

Written by Melvin Endsley

Key: F

Singin' The Blues Key CC

Singin' The Blues Key C#C#

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	  		                F                          Bb   
Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues,   
              F                            C   
'Cause I never thought that I'd ever lose   
             Bb                C                           F   
Your love, dear. Why'd you do me this way?  
             F                               Bb   
Well, I never felt more like cryin' all night,   
                   F                                C   
'Cause everything's wrong and nothin' ain't right   
          Bb                            C              F     F7   
Without you. You got me singin' the blues.   
   
             Bb                         F   
The moon and stars no longer shine,   
               Bb                      F   
The dream is gone I thought was mine,   
                   Bb            F   
There's nothin' left for me to do   
            F(Strum)        C   
But cry-y-y-y, over you.   
   
   
                 F                           Bb   
Well, I never felt more like runnin' away,   
             F                                     C   
But why should I go, 'cause I couldn't stay   
         Bb                               C              F   
Without you?  You got me singin' the blues.   
   
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