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B.B. King ~ Let Me Make You Cry A Little Longer


You know by now that i've been passed Through an awful lot of hands And all i have is what is left From ten thousand one night stands Sometimes i feel like i was there When the blues began With this crying guitar holding me Like a woman holds a man Let me make you cry a little longer Let me make you high a little longer Oh, i want to try a little longer Make some woman sigh a little longer At night sometimes i can still feel Every place i've ever been I feel it in my music And it all comes back again You know i've played for city lights And for stars above And every note i ever play I always play for love Let me make you cry a little longer Let me make you high a little longer Oh, i want to try a little longer Make some woman sigh a little longer more free lyrics

You know by now that i've been passed
Through an awful lot of hands
And all i have is what is left
From ten thousand one night stands

Sometimes i feel like i was there
When the blues began
With this crying guitar holding me
Like a woman holds a man

Let me make you cry a little longer
Let me make you high a little longer
Oh, i want to try a little longer
Make some woman sigh a little longer

At night sometimes i can still feel
Every place i've ever been
I feel it in my music
And it all comes back again

You know i've played for city lights
And for stars above
And every note i ever play
I always play for love

Let me make you cry a little longer
Let me make you high a little longer
Oh, i want to try a little longer
Make some woman sigh a little longer

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