Saint Louis Blues
Billy Eckstine
- A
- A64
- A7
- Am7
- B7
- B7/9+
- B7/F#
- C
- Cdim
- E
- Edim
- Em
- F#7
- F#m7
- Fdim
- Gdim
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Tono:
Intro: E Fdim F#m7 B7/9+ E Fdim F#m7 B7/9+E A A7 A6 E I hate to see that evenin' sun go downA A7 Gdim Cdim E I hate to see that evenin' sun go downB7 B7/F# E Edim B7 'Cause my baby, he has left this townE A A7 A6 E If I'm feelin' tomorrow like I feel todayA A7 Gdim Cdim E If I'm feelin' tomorrow like I feel todayContinúa después del anuncioB7 B7/F# E Edim B7 I'll pack my trunk and make my get-awayEm Am7 Em C B7 C B7 Saint Louis woman, with all her diamond ringsB7 Cdim B7 Am7 Em F#7 B7 Stole that man of mine by her apron stringsEm Am7 Em C B7 C B7 If it wasn't for powder and her store-bought hairB7 Cdim B7 Am7 Em F#7 B7 The man I love wouldn't'a gone nowhere, nowhereB7 E Em E Em E Em E Edim E Got the Saint Louie Blues, just as blue as I can beA A6 A7 Gdim Cdim E That man's got a heart like a rock cast in the seaEdim B7 B7/F# A Gdim Cdim E Or else he wouldn't have gone so far from meB7 E Em E Em E E Edim E I love that man like a schoolboy loves his pieA A6 A7 Gdim Cdim E Like a Kentucky Colonel loves his rocker and ryeEdim B7 B7/F# A Gdim Cdim E Gonna love that man til the day I die