Lyrics Farewell to Storyville - Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday

Farewell to Storyville - Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday
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Date of issue: 01.09.2009
Song language: English

Farewell to Storyville

All, you old-time queens, from New Orleans, who lived in Storyville
You sang the blues, try to amuse, here’s how they pay the bill
The law step-in and call it sin to have a little fun
The police car has made a stop and Storyville is done
Pick out your steamboat, pick yourself a train
— a slo-ow train
Pick out your steamboat, pick yourself a train
— a slo-ow train
They made you close-up they’ll never let you back
— won't let you back
Go buy your ticket or else you walk the track
No use complaining, blue sky’s folow rain
— the cold-old rain
No use complaining, blue sky’s folow rain
— the cold-old rain
Just say farewell now and get your one last thrill
— your one last thrill
Just say farewell now, farewell to Storyville
No use complaining, blue sky’s folow rain
— the cold-old rain
Just say farewell now, farewell to Storyville
Just say farewell now and get your one last thrill
— your one last thrill
Just say farewell now, farewell to Storyville

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Artist lyrics: Louis Armstrong
Artist lyrics: Billie Holiday