[ti:Memphis Blues]
[ar:Dinah Shore]
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[00:00.20]Memphis Blues - Dinah Shore
[00:00.74]Written by：W. C. Handy/George Norton
[00:08.65]Honey I've been down
[00:10.82]Down to Memphis town
[00:12.77]Where the people smile
[00:14.96]On you all the while
[00:17.14]Hospitality
[00:19.13]They were good to me
[00:20.53]I couldn't spend a dime
[00:23.10]I had the grandest time
[00:24.81]I went out a dancing with a Tennessee dear
[00:28.88]A fellow there named
[00:30.18]Handy had a band you should hear
[00:33.46]While those people played man they really swayed
[00:37.08]The real harmony
[00:40.60]I never will forget the tune that
[00:43.47]Handy called the Memphis Blues
[00:48.82]They've got a fiddler there
[00:50.84]That always slickens his hair
[00:52.85]O Lordy how he pours on his bowl
[00:56.43]And when you hear the two
[00:59.64]Listen to the Trombones croon
[01:05.53]It sound just like a Sinner on Revival Day
[01:12.46]That melancholy strain
[01:15.55]That ever haunting refrain
[01:17.61]It really set you morning sorrow song
[01:20.99]Here comes the very part
[01:24.21]That wraps spell around my heart
[01:29.96]It sets me wild to hear that loving tune again
[01:35.10]Those memphis blues
[02:01.77]That melancholy strain that ever haunting refrain
[02:06.21]It really set you morning sorrow song
[02:09.55]Here comes the very part
[02:12.64]That wraps spell around my heart
[02:18.50]It sets me wild to hear that loving tune again
[02:24.23]Those memphis blues