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Blowing The Blues Away Lyrics by Max Webster

Diamonds, Diamonds

1976

There's a bottle of wine in the kitchen
If you feel like hanging around
We can watch the rain on the window
We can burn your blues to the ground
Blowing the blues away
If you got shot down by a bad man
Baby I can bring you around
I can lay on love like a mad man
I can burn your blues to the ground
Blowing the blues away
I liked you better in your rags, Cinderella
'Cause that's when you like to play
Drying up a rainy day
Blowing the blues away
Drying up a rainy day
Blowing the blues away
Mama would you like to play
Blowing the blues away

About “Blowing The Blues Away” by Max Webster

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"Blowing The Blues Away" is credited to Max Webster. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Blowing The Blues Away" appears on "Diamonds, Diamonds" in 1976.

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