Blues in the Night-Doris Day

[ti:Blues In The Night] [ar:Doris Day] [al:Expanse] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Blues in the Night - Doris Day [00:03.42]Written by：Johnny Mercer/Harold Arlen [00:06.84]My mama done tol' me [00:08.92] [00:10.20]When I was in pigtails [00:12.76] [00:13.64]My mama done tol' me [00:16.80] [00:20.77]A man's gonna sweet talk and give you the big eyes [00:27.73] [00:28.89]But when the sweet talking's done [00:32.82] [00:34.86]A man is a two face a worrisome thing [00:40.13]Who'll leave you to sing the blues in the night [00:47.41] [00:49.37]Now the train is calling [00:52.62] [00:53.46]Can you hear the calling whoo ee [00:58.65] [00:59.86]My mama done tol' me [01:01.72] [01:03.51]Hear that lonesome whistle blowing 'cross the trestle whoo ee [01:12.94] [01:13.79]My mama done tol' me [01:16.15] [01:17.32]A whoo ee ah whoo ee ol' clickety clack's [01:22.42] [01:22.95]Aechoin' back the blues in the night [01:29.75] [01:31.05]The evening breeze'll start the trees to cryin' [01:38.25] [01:39.33]And the moon'll hide it's light [01:44.32] [01:47.45]When you get the blues in the night [01:58.20] [02:02.26]Take my word the mockingbird'll sing the saddest kind o' song [02:12.66] [02:16.24]He knows things are wrong and he's right [02:27.51] [02:29.02]Whoo ee [02:31.50] [02:32.56]Whoo ee [02:35.44] [02:36.31]From Natchez to mobile [02:39.18] [02:39.84]From Memphis to St. Joe [02:42.53] [02:43.51]Wherever the four winds blow [02:49.38] [02:50.69]I been in some big towns [02:53.60] [02:54.69]And heard me some big talk [02:57.47] [02:59.23]But there is one thing I know [03:03.10] [03:05.29]A man's a two face a worrisome thing [03:10.71]Who'll leave you to sing the blues in the night [03:18.68] [03:19.53]Whoo ee [03:21.97] [03:23.03]Whoo ee [03:26.09] [03:26.84]My mama was right [03:28.53] [03:29.09]There's blues in the night [03:31.40] [03:32.91]The blues in the night