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12 Bar Blues
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Verse:
I came in from being out … till half-past two o’clock;
And couldn’t get past the front door ‘cause my baby changed the lock.
She said that she was over me; she said that we were through,
That’s how I started working on these sorry twelve bar blues,
I guess I missed the signals; I didn’t catch the clues,
‘Cause now its twelve bars later and I … still have the blues.
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I started on the corner - down at Dudley’s Cruise-On Inn;
Then I moved along to One-Eyed Jack’s - and had a round with all my friends;
I had some shots with this Marine - at the Texas Rose Café;
Then I made my way to K.T.’s, - then Miz Newbies by the bay
I’m walking off my heartache and I’m wearing out my shoes…
And now its twelve bars later and I … still have the blues…
Chorus:
Its twelve bars later – Its twelve bars later (repeat 3 times)
I guess I missed the signals - I didn’t catch the clues,
‘Cause now its twelve bars later and I … still have the blues.
[12 bars - blues instrumental]
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I hit the White Horse, the Long Horn - and Johnny’s Hideaway;
Cowboy hats and tiki lamps – it’s been a long, strange day…
The Elks’ Club, the Moose Lodge - the VFW Hall;
Then I struck out at the All Night Lanes when the bell rang for last call.
Now the Claremont Lounge is not a place that I would usually choose…
But now its twelve bars later and I… still have the blues…
Chorus:
Its twelve bars later – Its twelve bars later (repeat 3 times)
I’m walking off my heartache - I’m wearing out my shoes…
‘Cause now its twelve bars later and I … still have the blues.
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Lyrics Credits: George Smith
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Music Credits: Kevin Reardon
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Performance Credits: Tyler Smith
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Song Length: 3:45
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Primary Genre: Blues-Country
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Secondary Genre: Country-Rock
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Lead Vocal: Male Vocal
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Language: English
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