Louis Armstrong feat. Bessie Smith Lyrics
"St. Louis Blues"

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I hate to see
The evening sun go down
I hate to see
The evening sun go down
It makes me think, oh
On my last lone round

Feelin' tomorrow
Like I feel today
Feelin' tomorrow
Like I feel today
I'll pack my dreams
And make my getaway

St. Louis woman
With her diamond rings
Pulls my man around
By her apron strings
Wasn't for powder
And his store-bought hair
The man I love
Wouldn't go nowhere, nowhere

I got the St. Louis blues
Just as blue as I can be
He's got a heart that's like a
Rock cast in the sea
Or else he wouldn't have gone
So, so far from me
This song is from the album "Best Of Louis Armstrong", "16 Most Requested Songs", "C'est Si Bon", "Jazz Collector Edition", "Louis Armstrong Sings The Blues", "Integrale, Vol. 5 tight Like This", "Integrale, Vol. 5 tight Like This", "Integrale, Vol. 5 tight Like This", "24 Chefs D'cueuvres", "Gold", "Blueberry Hill", "Historic Barcelona Concerts", "Trios", "Complete Town Hall Concert '47", "Portrait Of Artist As Young Man 1923-34", "One Hundred Anniversaire", "100 Hits Legends-Louis Armstrong", "1923-31: Great Orig Performances", "A 100th Birthday Celebration", "Absolutely Essential Collection", "Essential Recordings, 1925-1940", "Golden Years Of", "Happy Birthday Louis: Live At Newport Festival", "Hot Fives & Sevens", "I Got Rhythm", "Katanga Concert", "Ken Burns Jazz", "California Concerts", "Complete Rca Victor Recordings", "Early Satch: 1923-1929", "Wild Man Blues", "St. Louis Blues", "Satchmo The Great", "Plays W.C. Handy", "Mr Jazz", "Meets Girls", "The Legendary Louis Armstrong", "The Quintessence Vol. 1: New York - Chicago 1925-1940", "The Quintessence Vol. 1: New York - Chicago 1925-1940", "Vol 6: St Louis Blues", "Vol 6: St Louis Blues", "Vol 6: St Louis Blues", "King Louis", "King Louis", "Live At The 1958 Monterey Jazz Festival", "Greatest Hits-Jazz Archives 47", "Live At Winter Garden", "Louis Armstrong - Greatest Hits [Epm Musique]" and "1954".