"Jazz Clubs & Blues Bars" genre: General Blues
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	Hook: in jazz clubs and blues bars and country saloons, the love songs are mercifully few
	Credits: Lyrics ©2003 James Natherson, Music ©2003 Eric Cougniot, sung by Teri Brown
	Story Behind the Song When you don't have someone to love, you don't want to hear a lot of love songs. Let's toast to the lonely in jazz clubs, blues bars, old taverns and dives, and country saloons. Lyrics JAZZ CLUBS & BLUES BARS © 2003 James Natherson, Eric Cougniot All Rights Reserved Let’s toast to the lonely - let’s set up a round In jazz clubs and blues bars where they’re getting down In jazz clubs and blues bars, old taverns and dives To hopeless romantics and their frantic lives You know it’s hard to hear a love song and be only you Hard to be strong enough to make it through But in jazz clubs and blues bars and country saloons The love songs are mercifully few William was a husband Amelia divorced She thought she found another knight on another white horse Let’s toast to Amelia, she’s got her side And to William and the kids and the nights they cried In jazz clubs and blues bars and country saloons Where the love songs are mercifully, mercifully, mercifully few BRIDGE Love songs are for lovers who love a slow dance Love songs are for places like the South of France Janey was a lover who Joe once adored To the Janeys and the Joes – let it pour In jazz clubs and blues bars and country saloons Where the love songs are mercifully, mercifully, mercifully few

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