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Fallin' Out With The Blues

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Paul Craft, Susan Taylor

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Well, it used to be my constant companion That low-down feelin' love is something I was born to lose But that's all ancient history Since I went and I had me A fallin' out with the blues Where you'd see one you'd surely see the other Like some kinds of Siamese twins, we'd go around in twos But we don't keep much company Since I went out and I had me A fallin' out with the blues When I fell in with you, it changed my point of view And I fell out with Mister Yesterday's Bad News You showed me how sweet love can be That's when I went and I had me A fallin' out with the blues

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Running Time 2:46 Performers Paul Craft (Lead Vocal), Bruce Watkins (Guitar), Bruce Watkins (Fiddle), Rob Ickes (Dobro), Kip Paxton (Bass), Dave Lawbaugh (Drums) Appears On Brother Jukebox (1998) Paul Craft

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Paul Craft Music, BMI Paul Craft: I read a line in a book where the author said he later had a "falling out" with a certain person. I knew both people and some of the details and remember thinking that the author had spoken volumes with a polite, succinct phrase. Susan Taylor, one of my favorite singers and friends, helped me write this song and make it a lot better. She likes to be called "Pie." This would be an example of writing a positive song out of a negative phrase.

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2007-01-04