"Let Me Tell You" genre: General Blues
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	Original tune. You guess what the problem is, please!
	CD: Cast Iron Skillet   Label: Independent Credits: Jeff Kelley, songwriter lead guitar and vocal
	Story Behind the Song This song was written with the St. Louis blues music scene in mind. There are hundred of good players here. A pick up jam session can be as good as anything coming out on a record. The Rob Murphy, Dexter White section is a great bottom for the vocals and old really old Gibson SG played through a early 80s Music Man amp. Danny Mills provides his usual solid keyboard in the style of his mentor, Johnnie Johnson. Lyrics Let me tell you 'bout the problem I got Let me tell you 'bout the problem I got There's no simple solution that's easy to see That's easy like learnin' your A B C s Let me tell you 'bout the problem I got Let me tell you whats been botherin' me Let me tell you whats been botherin' me With a little bit a luck I can figure it out When I get the answer there can be no doubt Let me tell you whats been botherin' me Well there's a puzzle with an answer that I don't know Well there's a puzzle with an answer that I don't know The mystery is drivin' me crazy you know I can't get started, no I can't go Let me tell you whats been botherin' me I believe I'm really startin' to lose my mind I believe I'm really startin' to lose my mind It's got me up all night, walkin' the floor I'm in a boat, I can't see the shore I believe I'm really startin' to lose my mind

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