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B.B. King ~ The Other Night Blues


Well i dream i heard you cry Babe, but i heard you call my name Well i dream i heard you cry, darling Babe, but i heard you call my name Well, it had to be you Baby, to call so lonesome and plain The other night when we were lovin' Babe, i held you in my arms Yes, when we were lovin', darlin' Babe, i held you in my arms Well, you told me that you love me And no-one else would do me no harm Well, you told me a lie Babe, and you told me goodbye Oh, you told me a lie Darlin', and you told me goodbye Well now, it's all your worry baby And you have no need to cry more free lyrics

Well i dream i heard you cry
Babe, but i heard you call my name
Well i dream i heard you cry, darling
Babe, but i heard you call my name
Well, it had to be you
Baby, to call so lonesome and plain

The other night when we were lovin'
Babe, i held you in my arms
Yes, when we were lovin', darlin'
Babe, i held you in my arms
Well, you told me that you love me
And no-one else would do me no harm

Well, you told me a lie
Babe, and you told me goodbye
Oh, you told me a lie
Darlin', and you told me goodbye
Well now, it's all your worry baby
And you have no need to cry

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