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Back O Town Blues (From "Blue Jasmine") - Louis Armstrong



     
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I had a woman<br /> Livin' way back o' town<br /> Yeah she treated me right<br /> Never let me down<br /> But I wasn't satisfied<br /> I had to run aroundNow she's gone and left me<br /> I'm worried as can be<br /> Oh I've searched this world all over<br /> Wonderin' where she could be<br /> I would ask that she forgive me<br /> And maybe she'll come back to me**spoken**(but I doubt it)I'm lonesome an blue<br /> And I've learned a thing or two<br /> Oh fellas here's a tip<br /> I'm gonna pass on down to you<br /> Never mistreat your woman<br /> Cause it's gonna bounce right back on you<br /> <br /> Songwriters<br /> HERBEDEAUX, HERBIE/BOWEN, L MPublished by<br /> Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLCLyrics provided by TANCODEhttps://damnlyrics.com/" readonly=""/>

Back O Town Blues (From "Blue Jasmine") Lyrics


I had a woman
Livin' way back o' town
Yeah she treated me right
Never let me down
But I wasn't satisfied
I had to run aroundNow she's gone and left me
I'm worried as can be
Oh I've searched this world all over
Wonderin' where she could be
I would ask that she forgive me
And maybe she'll come back to me**spoken**(but I doubt it)I'm lonesome an blue
And I've learned a thing or two
Oh fellas here's a tip
I'm gonna pass on down to you
Never mistreat your woman
Cause it's gonna bounce right back on you
Songwriters

HERBEDEAUX, HERBIE/BOWEN, L MPublished by
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

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Louis Armstrong (1901-1971) was a trumpet player, singer, and bandleader, and is widely regarded as one of the most influential artists in the history of jazz. Armstrong was born and brought up in New Orleans, a culturally diverse town with a unique musical mix of creole, ragtime, marching bands, and blues. Although from an early age he was able to play music professionally, he didn't travel far from New Orleans until 1922, when he went to Chicago to join his mentor, King Oliver.

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