Blues In The Night-Louis Armstrong/Oscar Peterson

[ti:Blues In The Night] [ar:Louis Armstrong] [al:Verve Jazz Masters 1] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.66]My mama done tol' me [00:04.03]When I was in knee-pants [00:07.31]My mama done tol' me " [00:10.68]Son a woman'll sweet talk" [00:17.88]And give you the big eye [00:21.88]But when the sweet talkin's done [00:27.32]A woman's a two-face [00:30.74]A worrisome thing [00:31.79]Who'll leave you singing the blues in the night [00:40.62]Now the rain's a-fallin' [00:44.97]Hear the train's a-callin "Whooee " [00:51.41](My mama done tol' me) [00:52.54] [00:54.67]Hear that lonesome whistle blowin' [00:59.82]'Cross the trestle "Whooee " [01:05.14](My mama done tol' me) [01:08.32]A-whooee-ah-whooee ol' [01:12.08]Clickety-clack's a-echoin' back the blues in the night [01:21.42]The evenin' breeze'll start the trees to cryin' [01:28.12]And the moon'll hide its light [01:35.08] [01:36.49]When you get the blues in the night [01:49.49]Boy take my word [01:54.19]The mockingbird'll sing the saddest kind o' song [02:03.65]He knows things are wrong and he's right [02:13.11] [02:26.08]From Natchez to Mobile [02:29.48]From Memphis to St Joe [02:34.14]Wherever the four winds blow [02:39.03]I been in some big towns an' heard some big talk [02:47.81]But there is one thing I know [02:53.42]A woman's a two-face [02:57.34]A worrisome thing [02:59.26]Who'll leave you singing the blues in the night [03:09.39] [04:08.56]From Natchez to Mobile [04:12.30]From Memphis to St Joe [04:16.36]Wherever the four winds blow [04:20.86]I been in some big towns an' heard me some big talk [04:27.17] [04:30.20]But there is one thing I know [04:32.83] [04:34.01]A woman's a two-face [04:38.76]A worrisome thing [04:40.35]Who'll leave you singing the blues in the night [04:46.43]Blues In The Night - Louis Armstrong