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Dealin’ With the Devil Lyrics by James Cotton

Deep in the Blues

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I'm not dealing with that devil anymore
All I know is that you gave me back my pride
But imaginary bottles won't be everywhere
You were sent here just to save me
To haunt me like before
You reached out your hand and saved a man
So, go to sleep my weary lady
'Cos I'm not dancing with those demons
Heaven knows you've done your chore
I'm not dealing with that devil anymore
Yeah, go to sleep my weary lady
I'm not dealing with that devil anymore, yeah
I'm not dancing with those demons
Then the whiskey took control
I'm not dancing with those demons
I'm not dealing with that devil anymore
You were sent here just to save me
You were sent here just to save me
You were sent here just to save me
Heaven knows you've done your chore
I'm not dealing with that devil anymore
So, go to sleep my weary lady
I'm not dealing with that devil anymore
Who strayed about as far as he could slide
I'm not dancing with those demons
And I'm not dancing with those demons
Heaven knows you've done your chore
Who else could've sent you but the Lord
Heaven knows you've done your chore
And you probably came from heaven
Yeah, go to sleep my weary lady
It don't matter where you came from
Left me waltzing with the witches in my mind
I'm not dancing with those demons
Credits
James Cotton

James Cotton

About “Dealin’ With the Devil” by James Cotton

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"Dealin’ With the Devil" appears on "Deep in the Blues".

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