Our guardian star lost all his glow
The day that I lost you
It lost all his glitter the day you said, "no"
And its grey skies turned to blue
Like him I am doubtful that your love is true
So if you decide to call on me
Ask for Mr. Blue

I'm Mr. Blue
When you say you love me
Then prove it by goin' out on the sly
Provin' your love is untrue
Call me Mr. Blue
I'm Mr. Blue
When you say you're sorry
Then turn around headed for the lights of town
Hurtin' me through and through
Call me Mr. Blue

I sleep alone each night
Wait by the phone each night
But you don't call
And I won't hurt my pride
Call me mister "I won't tell you"
When you paint the town
A bright red to turn it upside down
I'm painting it too
But I'm painting it blue

I sleep alone each night
Wait by the phone each night
But you don't call
And I won't hurt my pride
Call me mister "I won't tell you"
When you paint the town
A bright red to turn it upside down
I'm painting it too
But I'm painting it blue
Call me Mr. Blue
Call me Mister


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Mr. Blue Lyrics as written by Dewayne Blackwell

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    I've never heard it, but I already like it. The lyrics are rather neat. =]

    Zoo Stationon March 16, 2007   Link

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