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Charles Brown A Virus Called The Blues Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 10/10 [1 vote]Album: All My Life / Original Release Date: 1990-11-20Genre: BluesSong Duration: 6 min 52 sec
CHARLES BROWN
- A Virus Called The Blues Lyrics / with translationsIt seems the blues
Will never,never,never leave me
It seems the blues
Will never,never go away
(And that's what thanks)
I've beene so downhearted
Since my love and I have parted
But the blues keep coming back
I caught the blues
When my baby left me
Yes, i'm so blue
All alone and accused
All alone I detected
That I was infected
With a virus called the blues
I went to my doctor
And get a little relief
I told him all about you baby
Max, I walked the floor
My heart was in grief
I told him what you mean to me
He said go home
Go home, Charles
It's nothing I can do for you
Go home, go home
I have no good news
You don't need no narcotics,
No antibiotics
You got a virus called the blues
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I went to my doctor
And get a little relief
I told him all about you baby
Max, I walked the floor
My heart was in grief
I told him what you mean to me
He said go home
Go home, Charles
It's nothing I can do for you
Go home
I have no good news
You don't need no narcotics,
No antibiotics
You got a virus called the blues
I have a virus called the blues
Max, I have a virus called the blues
Charles Brown, you know I have a virus called the blues
Yes, I got a virus, virus called the blues
I got a cronic virus called the blues
It happened to me, Mex, I have a virus called the blues
Yes, Charles, I have a virus (yeah) called the blues...
Will never,never,never leave me
It seems the blues
Will never,never go away
(And that's what thanks)
I've beene so downhearted
Since my love and I have parted
But the blues keep coming back
I caught the blues
When my baby left me
Yes, i'm so blue
All alone and accused
All alone I detected
That I was infected
With a virus called the blues
I went to my doctor
And get a little relief
I told him all about you baby
Max, I walked the floor
My heart was in grief
I told him what you mean to me
He said go home
Go home, Charles
It's nothing I can do for you
Go home, go home
I have no good news
You don't need no narcotics,
No antibiotics
You got a virus called the blues
I went to my doctor
And get a little relief
I told him all about you baby
Max, I walked the floor
My heart was in grief
I told him what you mean to me
He said go home
Go home, Charles
It's nothing I can do for you
Go home
I have no good news
You don't need no narcotics,
No antibiotics
You got a virus called the blues
I have a virus called the blues
Max, I have a virus called the blues
Charles Brown, you know I have a virus called the blues
Yes, I got a virus, virus called the blues
I got a cronic virus called the blues
It happened to me, Mex, I have a virus called the blues
Yes, Charles, I have a virus (yeah) called the blues...
Facts about A Virus Called The Blues
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A Virus Called The Blues is written by Homer Brown.
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It is first released on November 20, 1990 as part of Charles Brown's album "All My Life" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, the song 'A Virus Called The Blues' which Charles Brown performs uses blues music to express the profound sorrow which results from losing a romantic partner. The lyrics describe how the 'virus' of melancholy infects people with an emotional condition that lasts indefinitely while they experience persistent suffering from their relationship separation. The lyrics of A Virus Called The Blues mainly depict feelings of heartbreak together with feelings of despair and anxiety and solitude and love. The song emphasizes how essential emotional experiences from heartache and lost relationships and from feeling emotional distress and powerlessness are to its meaning. The lyrics present themes of heartbreak and emotional pain, which may not be suitable for very young children. The content does not contain violent scenes or drug references or strong language but its main theme of sadness and longing requires parents to supervise their children.
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A Virus Called The Blues falls under the genre Blues.
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A Virus Called The Blues song length is 6 minutes and 52 seconds.
Who wrote A Virus Called The Blues lyrics?
A Virus Called The Blues is written by Homer Brown.
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When was A Virus Called The Blues released?
It is first released on November 20, 1990 as part of Charles Brown's album "All My Life" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind A Virus Called The Blues lyrics?
When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, the song 'A Virus Called The Blues' which Charles Brown performs uses blues music to express the profound sorrow which results from losing a romantic partner. The lyrics describe how the 'virus' of melancholy infects people with an emotional condition that lasts indefinitely while they experience persistent suffering from their relationship separation. The lyrics of A Virus Called The Blues mainly depict feelings of heartbreak together with feelings of despair and anxiety and solitude and love. The song emphasizes how essential emotional experiences from heartache and lost relationships and from feeling emotional distress and powerlessness are to its meaning. The lyrics present themes of heartbreak and emotional pain, which may not be suitable for very young children. The content does not contain violent scenes or drug references or strong language but its main theme of sadness and longing requires parents to supervise their children.
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Which genre is A Virus Called The Blues?
A Virus Called The Blues falls under the genre Blues.
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How long is the song A Virus Called The Blues?
A Virus Called The Blues song length is 6 minutes and 52 seconds.
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Record Label(s): 1990 Bullseye Blues
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