Beale Street Blues
Jack Teagarden"Beale Street Blues" es una canción de Jack Teagarden, 1956, Pop. La canción dura 2:09, 21 lines / 102 words.
Letra
0:10If Beale Street could talk
0:12If Beale Street could talk
0:15Married men would have to
0:16Take their beds and walk
0:19Except one or two
0:21Who never drink booze
0:23And the blind man on the corner
0:26Who sings the Beale Street Blues
0:29I'd rather be here
0:29Than any place I know
0:37Oh I'd rather be here
0:39Than any place I know
0:47It's gonna take the sergeant
0:51For to make me go
1:46Oh I'm goin' to the river
1:50Maybe by and by
1:55Oh I'm goin' to the river
1:58Babe
2:00And there's a reason why
2:06Because the river's wet
2:09And Beale Street's done gone dry
If Beale Street could talk If Beale Street could talk Married men would have to Take their beds and walk Except one or two Who never drink booze And the blind man on the corner Who sings the Beale Street Blues I'd rather be here Than any place I know Oh I'd rather be here Than any place I know It's gonna take the sergeant For to make me go Oh I'm goin' to the river Maybe by and by Oh I'm goin' to the river Babe And there's a reason why Because the river's wet And Beale Street's done gone dry
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