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From Chicago's album: Night And Day

(Music By Harold Arlen, words By Johnny Mercer)

My Mama Done Told Me When I Was In Knee-Pants,
My Mama Done Told Me, She Said Son!
A Woman Will Sweet-Talk Ya, She^,ll Give You The Big Eye,
But When That Sweet Talkin^, Is Done
A Woman^,s A Two-Face, A Worrisome Thing
Who^,ll Leave Ya To Sing The Blues In The Night.

Now The Rain^,s A Fallin^,, Hear The Train A Callin^,, Whoo-Ee,
Hear The Lonesome Whistle Blowin^{, ,}Cross The Trestle, Whoo-Ee,
Whoo-Ee-A-Whoo-Ee, Ol^, Clickety-Clack
I^,m Back On The Track Of Blues In The Night

The Evening Breeze Will Start The Trees To Cryin^,
And The Moonlight^,ll Hide Its Light,
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When You Get The Blues In The Night.

Take My Word, The Mockingbird
He Will Sing The Saddest Kind Of Song,
He Knows Things Are Wrong And He^,s Right.
From Natchez To Mobile, From Memphis To St. Joe,
Wherever The Four Winds Seem To Blow,
I^,ve Been In Some Big Towns And I^,ve Heard Me Some Big Talkin^,,
But There Is One Thing I Know,
A Woman^,s A Two-Face, She^,s A Worrisome Thing
Who^,ll Leave You To Sing The Blues In The Night.

(Got A Case Of The Blues In The Night, Don^,t Know What To Do
Blues Every Night...)
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