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Ronnie Sang The Blues

from Pet Wounds by Steaming Pile of Mick

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You know the best of times
If I can choose
Were back in the days
When Ronnie sang the blues
No hurry
Listen to that Chevy radio
Hank Williams…Frank Sinatra …Elvis…Fats Domino

And I do declare
It wasn't better anywhere
And my heart lives there
Back when Ronnie sang the blues

We had no fancy phones
But we spread the news
Today's the day
Ronnie sings the blues
Easy…easy as a bird upon a breeze
Then ringin out
Like Glory Hallelujah through the throat of Hercules

And I do declare
It wasn't better anywhere
And my heart lives there
Back when Ronnie sang the blues
That's right

We had no heavy metal chains
No iron cross tattoos
Back in the day
When Ronnie sang the blues

No pyro…kaboom
No Marshall stacks blockin out the moon
No music moguls or Yoko wannabes
Slinking round the dressing room

And I do declare
It wasn't better anywhere
And my heart lives there
Back when Ronnie sang the blues
We spread the news
And I can say that I was there
Back when Ronnie sang the blues

credits

from Pet Wounds, released September 13, 2013
Written by:
Mickey Lee Soule and Dave Salce

Mickey Lee Soule- Vocals, Piano, Keyboard Stuff
Dave Salce- Drums
Harry Norton - Electric Upright Bass
Marc W. Ryan - Guitar

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Mickey Lee Soule

Mickey Lee Soule plays piano and was a founding member of the bands Elf and
Rainbow. He now plays and records in other settings.

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