Pat Reedy, Ronnie Aitkens & The Longtime Goners - Pat Reedy, Ronnie Aitkens and the Longtime Goners

Leaving This Town Blue

I was sitting round the tin can, trying to keep warm
Feelin' bout as mean broke and ugly as the day I was born
Nothing to my left and the tower to my right
What a damned dirty shame on Saturday night

I'm rundown, feeling southbound
Leaving this town blue

So I turned to the closest thing I had to a friend
She looked at me sideways and then she said
It's a two mile walk to get a drink in town
Don't it feel like ten when you're so low down

I'm rundown, feeling southbound
Leaving this town blue

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Writer(s): Patrick Leigh Drinkwater
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