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Blues Brothers, The ~ Shotgun Blues


Every night i go to sleep The blues fall down like rain Every night i go to sleep The blues fall down like rain Taking pills, cheap whiskey Just to try to ease the pain Well it's hard to gamble When you lose every bet Hard to save money When you're twenty years in debt The blues is falling Falling down on me like rain I'm gonna take a shotgun now people And disconnect my brain Matt 'guitar' murphy! I made some mistakes Had some bad breaks Now my mind don't work And my whole body aches The blues is falling Falling down on me like rain My life is like water Just swirling down the drain Well i tried standin' up I keep on falling down Tried standing up Keep on fallin' down Everywhere i go The blues is all around more free lyrics

Every night i go to sleep
The blues fall down like rain
Every night i go to sleep
The blues fall down like rain
Taking pills, cheap whiskey
Just to try to ease the pain

Well it's hard to gamble
When you lose every bet
Hard to save money
When you're twenty years in debt
The blues is falling
Falling down on me like rain
I'm gonna take a shotgun now people
And disconnect my brain
Matt 'guitar' murphy!

I made some mistakes
Had some bad breaks
Now my mind don't work
And my whole body aches
The blues is falling
Falling down on me like rain
My life is like water
Just swirling down the drain

Well i tried standin' up
I keep on falling down
Tried standing up
Keep on fallin' down
Everywhere i go
The blues is all around

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