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St. Louis Blues (1960)
If I'm feelin' tomorrow, baby, like I feel today,
If I'm feelin' tomorrow, baby, like I feel today,
Get my big leg woman, and make my get-away.
If you don't like my peaches, baby, don't you shake my tree.
If you don't like my peaches, baby, don't you shake my tree.
You just stay outa my bus'ness, let my peaches be.
St. Louie woman, she loves a diamond ring,
Oh, she leads that man around, by her apron string.
How they love it, how they crave it.
Wasn't for the powder, and the store-bought hair,
Me an' that gal I love, couldn't go nowhere! Yeah, the reason why –
‘Cause, I've got ninety-nine women, only need one more.
Got ninety-nine women, only need one more.
Find that bow-legged woman, I'll let that ninety-nine go.
Yes, what makes my grandma, love my granddad so?
What makes my grandma, love my granddad so?
He's got that same ol' jive had at ninety-eight years ago.
Yes, I've got the St. Louis blues.
Got the St. Louis blues. [Lonnie Johnson] St. Louis blues. [Elmer Snowden]
Got the St. Louis blues. [Lonnie Johnson] St. Louis blues. [Elmer Snowden]
Got the St. Louis blues. [Lonnie Johnson] St. Louis blues. [Elmer Snowden]
Got the St. Louis blues, as blue as I can be.
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Got the St. Louis blues, as blue as I can be.
Got the St. Louis blues. [Lonnie Johnson] St. Louis blues. [Elmer Snowden]
Got the St. Louis blues. [Lonnie Johnson] St. Louis blues. [Elmer Snowden]
Got the St. Louis blues. [Lonnie Johnson] St. Louis blues. [Elmer Snowden]
Yes, I've got the St. Louis blues.
He's got that same ol' jive had at ninety-eight years ago.
What makes my grandma, love my granddad so?
Yes, what makes my grandma, love my granddad so?
Find that bow-legged woman, I'll let that ninety-nine go.
Got ninety-nine women, only need one more.
‘Cause, I've got ninety-nine women, only need one more.
Me an' that gal I love, couldn't go nowhere! Yeah, the reason why –
Wasn't for the powder, and the store-bought hair,
How they love it, how they crave it.
Oh, she leads that man around, by her apron string.
St. Louie woman, she loves a diamond ring,
You just stay outa my bus'ness, let my peaches be.
If you don't like my peaches, baby, don't you shake my tree.
If you don't like my peaches, baby, don't you shake my tree.
Get my big leg woman, and make my get-away.
If I'm feelin' tomorrow, baby, like I feel today,
If I'm feelin' tomorrow, baby, like I feel today,
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| SSt. LLouis BBlues ((1960) |
| t. ouis lues 1960) |
| tS. oLuis lBues 1(960) |
| zt. kouis vlues (11960) |
| zSt. kLouis vBlues (960) |
| Szt. Lkouis Bvlues (9160) |
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| wt. oouis glues (2960) |
| wSt. oLouis gBlues (21960) |
| Swt. Loouis Bglues (12960) |
| dt. pouis nlues (q960) |
| dSt. pLouis nBlues (q1960) |
| Sdt. Lpouis Bnlues (1q960) |
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| et. hlues (19960) |
| eSt. Luis hBlues (160) |
| Set. Luois Bhlues (1690) |
| xt. Lkuis Bllues (1060) |
| xSt. Bues (10960) |
| Sxt. Lokuis Bules (19060) |
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| at. L9uis Bkues (1i60) |
| aSt. L9ouis Bklues (1i960) |
| Sat. Lo9uis Blkues (19i60) |
| Stt. L0uis Boues (1o60) |
| S. L0ouis Bolues (1o960) |
| S.t Lo0uis Bloues (19o60) |
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| Sf. Lluis Bpues (1860) |
| Sft. Llouis Bplues (18960) |
| Stf. Loluis Blpues (19860) |
| S5. Liuis Bluues (19660) |
| S5t. Liouis Bles (190) |
| St5. Loiuis Bleus (1906) |
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| Sh. Louuis Blhes (1970) |
| Sht. Lois Blhues (19760) |
| Sth. Loius Bluhes (19670) |
| Sy. Lohis Bl7es (19t0) |
| Syt. Lohuis Bl7ues (19t60) |
| Sty. Louhis Blu7es (196t0) |
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| S6. Lo7is Blkes (19y0) |
| S6t. Lo7uis (19y60) |
| St6. Lou7is Blukes (196y0) |
| Sg. Lokis Blies (1950) |
| Sgt. Bliues (19560) |
| Stg. Loukis Bluies (19650) |
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| Sr. Loiis Bl8es (19600) |
| Srt. Bl8ues (196) |
| Str. Louiis Blu8es (196)0 |
| St.. Lo8is Bljes (196p) |
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