Billie Holiday feat. Frankie Newton Lyrics
"I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues"
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I've gotta right to sing the blues
I've gotta right to feel lowdown
I've gotta right to hang around
Down around the river
A certain man in this old town
Keeps draggin' my poor heart around
All I see for me is misery
I gotta right to sing the blues
I gotta right to moan and sigh
I gotta right to sit and cry
Down around the river
I know the deep blue sea
Will soon be callin' me
It must be love say what you choose
I gotta right to sing the blues
I've gotta right to sing the blues
I've gotta right to feel lowdown
I've gotta right to hang around
Down around the river
A certain man in this old town
Keeps draggin' my poor heart around
All I see for me is misery
I gotta right to sing the blues
I gotta right to moan and sigh
I gotta right to sit and cry
Down around the river
Soon the deep blue sea
Will be callin' me
It must be love say what you choose
I gotta right to sing the blues
I've gotta right to feel lowdown
I've gotta right to hang around
Down around the river
A certain man in this old town
Keeps draggin' my poor heart around
All I see for me is misery
I gotta right to sing the blues
I gotta right to moan and sigh
I gotta right to sit and cry
Down around the river
I know the deep blue sea
Will soon be callin' me
It must be love say what you choose
I gotta right to sing the blues
I've gotta right to sing the blues
I've gotta right to feel lowdown
I've gotta right to hang around
Down around the river
A certain man in this old town
Keeps draggin' my poor heart around
All I see for me is misery
I gotta right to sing the blues
I gotta right to moan and sigh
I gotta right to sit and cry
Down around the river
Soon the deep blue sea
Will be callin' me
It must be love say what you choose
I gotta right to sing the blues
This song is from the album "Strange Fruit 1937-1939", "Velvet Mood", "Commodore Master Takes", "Strange Fruits Alternate Takes", "Complete Masters 1933 - 1959", "Complete Masters 1933 - 1959" and "Complete Commodore & Decca Masters".