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**************** MY BABY SINGS THE BLUES ***************
 written by Max D. Barnes and Patsy Barnes
 performed by Vern Gosdin.
 Capo on the 4th fret.
 Verse 1:
           A
 	She could dance and she could sing
 
 	She left Texas with her dreams
                                                  E
 	She swore that she could make it on her own
 
 
 Verse 2:
           E
 	She was young and she was fine
 
 	She had looks and she had time
                                             A
 	And the feelings of a woman fully grown
 
 
 Verse 3:
           A
 	She hit Nashville like a storm
 
 	As soft as she was warm
                                          D
 	Knowin' she'd be discovered any day
 
 
 Verse 4:
          D
 	But the things she did the best
                  A
 	Was her overnight success
                   E                             A                            
 	And the singing just got lost along the way
 
 
 Chorus:
            D                           A
 	Baby sings the blues down on Broadway
            E                        A
 	Singing from bottom of her heart
            D                           A 
 	Baby sings the blues down on Broadway
                E                                  A
 	Then cries herself to sleep there in the dark
 
 
 Verse 5:
           A
 	From a blessing to a curse
 
 	Things just went from bad to worse
                                                 E
 	Life at night worked out the way she planned
 
 
 Verse 6:
           E
 	And although her dreams were gone
 
 	She just couldn't go back home
                                                 A
 	To a town she knew that would not understand
 
 
 Chorus(x2).
 
 
 
 Perret Charles-Amir : perret@diva.univ-mlv.fr