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A Blues Lyrics by Bob Brookmeyer

Kansas City Revisited

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There was a time, I didn't know
What love really meant
But my heart was sad
And I don't know what to say
So won't you tell me baby
What's on your weary mind
Well it seems, sometimes
You want, tell me a lie
What's wrong, pretty baby
You always make me cry
I don't know, I don't care
What's going on in my life
Yes, {?}
And I ain't gonna let you go
But it seems little girl
Well I need your love some more
Understand me
Hear my plead to you
Tell me you love me
Say you'll stay on my side
Yes now, tell me you love me
Say you'll stay on my side
If you love me babe
Well I know you won't run or hide
Well I can tell that you love me
By the way you walk
Yes I can tell that you love me baby
Yes by the way you walk
Well sometimes I know you love me pretty baby
Yes by the way you talk
I wanna know, just once
On your mind, all the time
Can't stand, no strain
I just want to be your man
I want to stay with you baby
Don't ever let you go
We remember, well I told you
Well I want your love some more
Well please, say you need me
Just keep my love in store
Well it's so long baby
Well I think I'd better go
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Bob Brookmeyer

Bob Brookmeyer

About “A Blues” by Bob Brookmeyer

Read the complete lyrics to "A Blues" by Bob Brookmeyer from the album "Kansas City Revisited". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Jazz, Pop.

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"A Blues" is credited to Bob Brookmeyer. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"A Blues" appears on "Kansas City Revisited".

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