Karaoké Fergus Sings the Blues Deacon Blue

Fergus sings the Blues in bars of twelve or less

I'm a stranger to the land to this wilderness

All things are possible but happen less and less

This is my country these are my reasons

'Cos I look in the mirror

And it throws back the question

And I whisper in words that beg an answer

Tell me can this white man sing the blues?

Homesick James my biggest influence

Tell me why

James and Bobby purify

I'm lost in music sweet soul music

This is my country these are my reasons

'Cos I look in the mirror

And it throws back the question

And I whisper in words that beg an answer

Yes I look in the mirror

And it throws back the question

And I whisper in words that beg an answer

Tell me can this white man sing the blues?

Oh

From the north coast to the uplands

Stay on the left side of the white lines

From the Campsies over Christmas

I still dream of Memphis

Yes 'cos I look in the mirror

And it throws back the question

And I whisper in words that beg an answer

I got the blue blue world and I see the blue blue sky

I got I got the blue blue ocean in my blue eye

So tell me can this white man sing the blues?