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this tune is cool and smooth and jazzy-and a little spooky. It brings to mind exposed brick basement clubs in smoky greenwich village, with finger poppin' beatnik swing grooves. Something like being in a david lynch film on acid-not you, the film! | MP3.com CD: Carried Away - buy it! MP3.com CD: ah - buy it!
CD: song available on ah & ah2blue (available only on mp3!) cd art:design machine, nyc
Label: mp3
Credits: dan petty-guitar, george laks-keyboards, stephan crump-acoustic bass, carlos pride-drums |
Story Behind the Song
This tune was originally conceived as a bass & vocal duet & sometimes we still do it that way, but we were having way too much fun playing it this way on a gig one night, so we went into the studio and put it down this way and-there you have it, yeah!
Lyrics
the blues was created on an endless night
from dungeons and dragons and trouble and fright
when there's nowhere to run to and nothing left to lose
get on your knees
you say thank God for the blues
you can't go to parties but ya gotta go to work
you feel like a sucker and you act like a jerk
go bang your head against any wall you choose
get on your knees sucker
say thank god for the blues
because the blues ain't nuthin but a part of the plan
an unsigned loveletter from the angels to man
a little joke to help you cope with what nobody can
so you can tolerate what you will never understand
there you have it, yeah
so I don't care what anybody says about me I feel the way I feel
maybye it ain't pretty, but at least it's real
busted and broken, melancholy and misused
I'm on my knees sometimes
but I say thank God for the blues
thank you lord
I was walking down the street I had my heart in my hand, I met a man
with the weight of the world on his shoulders
i said hey, man, can you give me a hand
he just shrugged
and said uh-uh
uh-uh
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