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Brain Cloudy Blues

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GMy brain is cloudy my Csoul is upside Gdown
Lord my Cbrain is cloudy my soul is upside Gdown
When I D7get the low down feeling 
I know the Cblues must be D7someplace Garound
Well you gotta treat me right Cday by Gday
Get out your little Cprayer book get upon your knees and Gpray
You're gonna Cneed you're gonna Gneed my Chelp someGday
And you're D7going to be sorry oh you Ctreat me this Gway
Well good evening Cdon't that sun look good going Gdown
CWell good evening don't that sun look good going Gdown
Don't your D7home look lonesome 
CWhen your lover D7ain't aGround
Well I've tried everything baby to Cget along with Gyou
Now I'm gonna Ctell you what I'm Ggonna do
I'm Cgonna stop crying gonna leave you Galone
If you don't Cthink I'm leaving you can Gcount the days I'm gone
Cause you're gonna Cneed you're gonna Gneed my Chelp someGday
And you're D7going to be sorry oh you Ctreat me this Gway

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Brain Cloudy Blues

by Bob Wills

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G C G

My brain is cloudy my soul is upside down

C G

Lord my brain is cloudy my soul is upside down

When I get the low down feeling

C D7 G

I know the blues must be someplace around

C G

Well you gotta treat me right day by day

C G

Get out your little prayer book get upon your knees and pray

C G C G

You're gonna need you're gonna need my help someday

D7 C G

And you're going to be sorry oh you treat me this way

C G

Well good evening don't that sun look good going down

C G

Well good evening don't that sun look good going down

Don't your home look lonesome

C D7 G

When your lover ain't around

C G

Well I've tried everything baby to get along with you

C G

Now I'm gonna tell you what I'm gonna do

C G

I'm gonna stop crying gonna leave you alone

C G

If you don't think I'm leaving you can count the days I'm gone

C G C G

Cause you're gonna need you're gonna need my help someday

D7 C G

And you're going to be sorry oh you treat me this way

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