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St. Louis Blues Lyrics
I hate to see the evening sun go down
I hate to see the evening sun go down
'Cause my baby, she left this town
Feeling tomorrow just like I feel today
Feeling tomorrow just like I feel today
I'll pack my trunk and make my gataway
St. Louis woman
With her diamond rings
She pulls her man around
By her apron strings
She wants for powder
And for store bought hair
The man she loves, he wouldn't go nowhere
St. Louis woman
With her diamond rings
She pulls her man around
By her apron strings
She wants for powder
And for store bought hair
The man she loves, he wouldn't go nowhere
I hate to see the evening sun go down
'Cause my baby, she left this town
Feeling tomorrow just like I feel today
I'll pack my trunk and make my gataway
With her diamond rings
She pulls her man around
By her apron strings
And for store bought hair
The man she loves, he wouldn't go nowhere
With her diamond rings
She pulls her man around
By her apron strings
And for store bought hair
The man she loves, he wouldn't go nowhere
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Submitted by
murasakivie On Oct 07, 2005
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One of my favorite Cincotti songs. I just love the bass rhythm and the sax (or whatever it is). His voice is great too!
I like this song, because for once, Cincotti does feel desperately attached to a rhyme scheme.