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Fmaj7 - xx3210

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I am a blue blood I will admit that. 
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I dance in blue shoes and wear a blue hat. 
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Live in a blue house, on a blue street, 
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in a blue town by a blue creek. 
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I write my blue songs with my blue pen.
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I sing the blue notes to my blue friends.
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Now I don't know that much about you, 
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but I like you because you're true blue.

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I had a blue dream about a blue star. 
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In it I drove there in my blue car. 
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And when I got there, I met a blue dog 
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with a blue tongue, we had some real fun. 
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We bounced a blue ball. It broke a blue glass. 
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We banged on blue drums and called it bluegrass. 
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Guess the thing I'm trying to tell you, 
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is that it's best kid if you're true blue.

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Once I had gangrene, I got it real bad. 
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And so the Doc came with his black bag. 
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I said "You know doc, I don't feel swell. 
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If you had a blue bag I think I'd get well."
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So he came right back with a blue sack. 
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He said, "Will this do?" I said, "Why not? Yeah." 
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That's how I'm here today to tell you,
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that it's best man to be true blue.

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Out on the blue sea I sailed a blue ship.
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I had a first mate, always had blue lips. 
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His name was Bluebeard, he had a weird twitch. 
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We flew a blue flag on a big stick. 
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And we ate bluegill and we ate blue chips. 
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Oh, I felt real blue eating that blue fish. 
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Because there ain't much that I won't do,
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unless it keeps me from being true blue.

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Once in a blue moon there's a blue sky. 
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I wear my blue jeans and fly my blue kite. 
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Hangs like a bluebird until the wind dies 
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and then the tears pour out of my blue eyes. 
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If it's your birthday, we'll bake a blue cake 
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and then we'll eat it off these blue plates. 
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cause kid I don't know much about you,
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but I like you because you're true blue. 
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Yeah, I don't know much about you, 
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but I like you cause you're true blue.­