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Welcome Home Mr. Blues 
lyrics and chords

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Welcome Home Mr. Blues lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, this is a fun country song to play and sing, it was recorded by Hank Locklin.

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Welcome Home Mr. Blues
Recorded by Hank Locklin
Written by Charles R. Phipps

C G7
There is someone at the door guess I'd better go see
C
Who'd be coming round at this hour calling on me
G7 C C7
Why of course I might have known should have been expecting you
F C G7 C
Come on in and sit right down now why hello Mr. Blues

G7 C C7
I'll have to say you didn't waste a minute getting here to me
F C D7 G7
I guess you knew that I was lonely and I needed company
C G7 C C7
I've got to tell how much I love her and how bad I've been abused
F C G7 C
And you're the only one who’ll listen so come in Mr. Blues

F C
For the while that she was with me I guess she'd found another friend
F D7 G7
And when she left I knew that you would soon be coming back again
C G7 C C7
I planned nothing for this evening come on in take off your shoes
F C G7 C
We're gonna have ourselves a party welcome home Mr. Blues

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