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You Can't Take My Blues
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You Can't Take My Blues
I went out with my friends - three nights in a row
the last time - she said man - you better not go
it was 6 in the mornin - when I got it home
when I opened the door - I was there all alone
she took the pots-and the pans-and the clock on the wall
the pictures-the stand-the mirror-down the hall
the washer-the dryer-and my new blue suede shoes
ya she took- every thing- but she can't - take my blues
chorus
you can take everything- but you can't take my blues
you can take-my new car-and my house- if you choose
my money-my pride-my mind- I will loose
you can take everything-but you can't - take my blues
lead
when she left ,what a mess - not a number to call
just the dust-and an echo - that rings off the wall
my hat and my coat - man I sure paid my dues
ya she took everything - but she - can't take my blues
chorus
you can take everything- but you can't take my blues
you can take-my new car-and my house- if you choose
my money-my pride-my mind- I will loose
you can take everything-but you can't - take my blues
ya she took everything- now I got the blues
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Lyrics Credits: Buddy Hart
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Music Credits: Alfred Hart
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Producer Credits: Hart Brothers Music
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Publisher Credits: ALBUD
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Performance Credits: Hart Brothers Band
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Label Credits: ALBUD
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Short Song Description:
Lost Love
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Long Song Description:
This song is about comeing home after partying to long
and to often, finding everything gone. A rude awakening.
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Story Behind the Song:
This song was inspired by a
ole friend who couldn't get
his act together.
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Song Length: 2:10
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Primary Genre: Country-Contemporary
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Secondary Genre: Blues-Country
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Tempo: Medium (111 - 130)
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Lead Vocal: Male Vocal
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Subject Matter 1: Loneliness
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Subject Matter 2: Sorrow
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Mood 1: Cheerless
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Mood 2: Heartbreaking
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Similar Artist 1: Alan Jackson
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Similar Artist 2: Delbert McClinton
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Language: English
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Era: 2000 and later
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