Who's Got The Blues To Blame chords by Dana Gillespie
Verse 1
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If you
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ever get down to
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Alabama, stop off and see my friend
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Fat
Sam.
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He's a little butterball who aims to please,
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with him every night's like
New
Year's
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Eve.
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Edim
You'll find him on the corner from the shortest bar,
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with a box -back coat and a big cigar.
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He's always wearin' a big white grin
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Just tell him I sent you a manual in
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Sam from
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Birmingham, always on the ball
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Sam from
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Birmingham, as white as he is tall
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If you're on the loose
and you wanna play,
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Sam's the man to show you the way
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He's all a chick's father,
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he's groovy line and he's ready for a party any old time
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If you get a little hungry an
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d you wanna eat, tell
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Sam all about it and he'll give you a treat
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Neck bones and beans and catfish, too
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And what could be better
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than a good beef stew?
Fat
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Sam from
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Birmingham, always on the ball
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Sam from
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Birmingham, as wide as he is tall
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He'll tell you about money
he's made and spent
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If you're down on your
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luck he'll pay your rent
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He'll drink and fight
and laugh and sing
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Cause the world don't owe
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him a doggone thing
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He plays poker, coon, can and skin
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But listen all you gambling men
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If you're looking around for
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a real soft touch
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Don't mess with
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Sam cause he's much too much
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Fat
Sam from
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Birmingham, always on the ball
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Fat
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Sam from
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Birmingham, as white as he is tall
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Now big sister
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Bessie used to spend her days
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Preaching to
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Sam to change his ways
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She followed him round with
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a book in her hand
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Tryin' to make
Sam a righteous man
The
Sunday congregation was all put out
When
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Big
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Sister
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Bessie jumped up to shout
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She used to think preachin' was her line
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But since she met
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Sam, she changed her mind
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Sam from
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Birmingham, always on the ball
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Sam from
Birmingham,
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as wide as he is tall
That's
Sam from
Outro 1
BAM!
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Who's Got The Blues To Blame
Dana Gillespie
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