| Just after I left school
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| I begin working for living
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| Came home one day
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| From a hard day’s digging
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| Went down to my blues collection
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| Just for some peace of mind
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| And I got the word Elmore James is gone
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| Seems like I lost a friend of mine
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| No more Elmore, no more Elmore James
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| No more Elmore, no more Elmore James
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| It’s a shame, crying shame
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| No more Elmore James
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| When I was mannish boy
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| When I was in high school
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| My biggest influence was a 45 record
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| Made me wanted to dance
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| The music freaks would gather
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| From all over town
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| 'Til early in the morning
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| We laid the beat on down
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| No more Elmore, no more Elmore James
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| No more Elmore, no more Elmore James
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| It’s a shame, crying shame
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| No more Elmore James
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| As I grew older
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| The music grow within me I knew that soon one of these days
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| I’d be out on the road
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| Fronting my own rock’n’roll show
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| We made the people sing
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| We made the people dance
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| True blue music
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| Puts everybody in a trance
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| We kicked in the guitar
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| No more Elmore James
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| When I’m feeling down
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| And all messed up inside
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| Put an Elmore on the box
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| And groovin’n’slip’n’slidin'
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| Elmore, I take him everywhere
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| As I travel down the long road
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| Lord, I hop he’s down there
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| I sang at the crossroads
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| At the full of the moon
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| And I know for sure
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| It’s true true love that counts
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| And I’m in love, yes
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| Couldn’t believe my ears
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| Couldn’t believe my eyes
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| Have to go through life
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| Without hearing that slide
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| Take him everywhere
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| I got it on my back
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| As I walk down this long road
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| No more Elmore James
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| No more Elmore James |