Karaoké The Blues Man George Jones & Dolly Parton

I'm just a singer

A natural born guitar ringer

Kind of a clinger to sad old songs

I'm not a walk-behinder

I'm a new note finder

But my name's a reminder of a blues man that's already gone

So I started drinkin'

Took some things that messed up my thinkin'

I was sure sinkin' when she came along

I was alone in the spot light

Not too much left in sight

She changed all that one night when she sang me this song

Hey baby I love you

Hey baby I need you

Hey baby you don't have to prove to me you're some kind of macho man

You've wasted so much of your life runnin' through the dark nights

Let me shine a little love light down on you blues man

I got sick from speedin' all the things they said

I was needin'

If I was to keep on pleasin' all of my fans

I got cuffed on dirt roads

I got sued over no shows

She came and took all that old load down off this blues man

Than I sang

Hey baby I love you too

Hey baby I love you too

Hey baby I need you too

Hey baby I need you too

Hey baby

Hey baby I do get tired of this travelin' band

I know you do get tired

Oh I'm up in my years now

Oh I'm up in my years now

Nights would be so cold now

Nights would be so cold now

If you hadn't stuck it out with this blues man

Blues man

Oh I'm up in my years now

Nights would be oh so cold now

Nights would be oh so cold now

If she hadn't hung around with this blues man

Blues man