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Co-Written Blues
by Judy Welden
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CO-WRITTEN BLUES
You and me, we never can agree
On most things that affect every day life
But everyone knows congeniality flows
When there's a blues song, we're about to co-write
The message might be sad, yet it's only good news
When we come together for Co-written blues
(CHORUS)
Co-written Blues... Co-written blues
We get along, writing a blues song
Co-written blues... Co-written blues
Oh, why is it only good news
When we're co-writing the blues
You and me, we have a history
Of an on-again, off again love life
We seldom go wrong with the formula of a song
But we've never found one for husband and wife
The message might be sad, yet it's only good news
When we come together for co-written blues
(CHORUS)
Perhaps we should refuse
To write any more blues
Until we've written our own love song
Lyrics and Music: Judy Welden
CO-WRITTEN BLUES
You and me, we never can agree
On most things that affect every day life
But everyone knows congeniality flows
When there's a blues song, we're about to co-write
The message might be sad, yet it's only good news
When we come together for Co-written blues
(CHORUS)
Co-written Blues... Co-written blues
We get along, writing a blues song
Co-written blues... Co-written blues
Oh, why is it only good news
When we're co-writing the blues
You and me, we have a history
Of an on-again, off again love life
We seldom go wrong with the formula of a song
But we've never found one for husband and wife
The message might be sad, yet it's only good news
When we come together for co-written blues
(CHORUS)
Perhaps we should refuse
To write any more blues
Until we've written our own love song
Lyrics and Music: Judy Welden