Blues in the Night-Dinah Shore

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[00:00.00]Blues in the Night - Dinah Shore
[00:25.21]My momma done told me
[00:28.42]When I was in pigtails
[00:31.19]My momma done told me
[00:34.51]Hon A man's gonna sweet-talk
[00:39.56]And give you the glad eye
[00:42.87]But when that sweet-talkin's done
[00:48.34]A man is a two-faced a worrisome thing
[00:52.37]Who'll leave you to sing the blues in the night
[00:59.72]Now the rain's a fallin' Hear the trains a-callin' hooey
[01:08.13]My momma done told me
[01:10.71]Hear that lonesome whistle
[01:14.21]Blowing across the trestle hooey
[01:19.15]My momma done tole me a-hooey a-hooey
[01:24.80]Old clickety clack is echoing back the blues in the night
[01:32.51]The evenin' breeze will start the trees to praying
[01:38.74]And the moon will dim it's light
[01:44.33]When you hear the blues in the night
[01:56.67]Mark my word the mockingbird
[02:00.89]Will sing the saddest kind of song
[02:07.33]He knows things are wrong
[02:11.99]And he's right
[02:19.46]La ha ha haa
[02:21.91]La ha ha-a
[02:24.02]From Natchez to Mobile
[02:26.63]From Memphis to St Joe
[02:29.37]Wherever the four winds blow
[02:34.93]I've been to some big towns
[02:37.44]I've heard me some big talk
[02:40.67]But there is one thing I know
[02:46.01]A man is a two-faced a worrisome thing
[02:50.31]Who'll leave you to sing the blues in the night
[02:57.26]La ha ha-a La ha ha-a
[03:02.75]My momma done told me
[03:04.25]There's blues in the night