G C He?s just a singer, a natural born guitar ringerD G Kind of a clinger to sad old songsC He?s not a walk behinder, he?s a new note finderD C D G But his names a reminder of a blues man that?s already goneC So he started drinkin?, took some things that messed up his thinkin?D G He was sure sinkin? when she came alongC He was alone in the spot light, not too much left in sightD G She changed all that one night when she sang him this song?G Am Hey baby I love you, Hey baby I need youD C G Hey baby you ain?t got to prove to me you?re some kind of macho manAm You?ve wasted so much of your life, runnin? through the dark nightsD C D G Let me shine a little love light, down on that blues man.G C He got so sick from speedin?, all the things they said he was needin?D G If he was to keep on pleasin? all of his fansC He got cuffed on dirt roads, he got sued over no showsD C G She came an took all that old load down off that old blues man And he sang?G Am Hey baby I love you too, Hey baby I need youD C G Hey baby I do get tired of this travelin? bandAm I?m over forty years old now, nights would be cold nowD G If you hadn?t stuck it out with this blues manAm He?s over forty years old now, nights would be so cold nowD G If she hadn?t hung around with that blues man.
The Blues Man
Alan Jackson
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