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Bourbon Street Blues
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Walkin’ down in the pourin’ rain
I got no home got, I got no one to call
Yeah my backs up to the wall
Walkin’ down the streets of shame
People passin’ don’t know my name
They don’t know how I feel inside
I said my change cup is empty Lord and so is my pride
The days they dawn and the nights go by
I’m all alone walkin’ outside in the rain
Do they feel my pain?
Said my feets on the Street of Bourbon
In the pourin’ rain
A little whiskey in my hand
Gonna’ be alright
Just pour it down inside
A little whiskey in my hand
Gonna’ feel alright
Till’ the mornin’ comes on my shoulder
Please pour a little cup of Bourbon in my hands
Just pour it down inside
In my hands
In my hands
Gonna make me feel
Just pour a little cup of bourbon in my hands
In my hands
Lord, inside
Nurse won’t you please help me out of this place
Won’t you make it time, time
In my hands, my hands
Gonna feel alright
Won’t you please help me tonight
Won’t you please help me out of this place
Gotta get my feet back to Bourbon, Bourbon Place
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Lyrics Credits: Alan West Brockman
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Music Credits: Alan West Brockman
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Song Length: 5:17
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Primary Genre: Blues-Rural
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Secondary Genre: -
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