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Blue Steel Lyrics by Loretta Lynn

Here’s Loretta Lynn

1968

Well I was feelin' mighty lonesome through my tears I could hardly see
When the flashin' lights of the honky tonk was inviting me
Oh well I sat down at my table with my head in my hand
And I watched him dance so close to her to the honky tonk band
It was then I heard the fiddle play the guitar it played too
And that old steel guitar it cried and it kept on playin' the blues
Oh well I ordered up just one more drink I thought would ease my mind
But I found out it didn't help for a love sick heart that's blind
Old memories keep comin' back old memories of you
And all the time that you once said that no one else would do
It was then I heard the fiddle play the guitar it played too
And that old steel guitar it cried and it kept on playin' the blues

About “Blue Steel” by Loretta Lynn

Read the complete lyrics to "Blue Steel" by Loretta Lynn from the album "Here’s Loretta Lynn" in 1968. 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 In English, USA, Aa (Check Description).

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"Blue Steel" is credited to Loretta Lynn. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Blue Steel" appears on "Here’s Loretta Lynn" in 1968.

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