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Fergus sings the blues
In bars of twelve or less
I'm a stranger
To the land
To this wildernessAll
Things are possible
But happen less and less
This
Is my country
These
Are my reasonsCause I look
In the mirror
And it throws
Back the question
And I whisper in words
That beg
An answer
Tell me

Can
This white man sing the bluesHome
Sick James
My biggest
Influence
Tell
Me why
James and Bobby Purify
I'm lost
In music
Sweet
Soul music
This
Is my country
These
Are my reasonsCause I look
In the mirror
And it throws
Back the question
And I whisper in words
That beg
An answer
Yes I look
In the mirror
And it throws
Back the question
And I whisper in words
That beg
An answer
Tell me
Can
This white man sing the bluesFrom the north coast
To the uplands
Stay on the left side of the white lines
From the Campsies
Over Christmas
I still dream of MemphisCause I look
In the mirror
And it throws
Back the question
And I whisper in words
That beg
An answerI got the blue blue world
And I see
The blue blue sky
I got
I got the blue blue ocean
In
My blue eye
So tell me
Can
This white man sing the blues
Songwriters
PRIME, JIM/ROSS, RICKYPublished by
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Deacon Blue is a Scottish pop band formed in Glasgow in 1985. Their name came from the title of the Steely Dan song "Deacon Blues". Success came for the band in 1989 when their second studio album, When The World Knows Your Name, topped the UK Album Charts. The album included "Real Gone Kid" which became their first UK top ten single. After releasing further albums in 1991 and 1993, they split up in 1994. Five years later, in 1999, the band held a reunion gig and this led to the album, Walking Back Home. Since then they have released Homesick (2001) and The Hipsters (2012).

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