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Basin Street Blues - The Chordettes
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Basin Street Blues The Chordettes

"Basin Street Blues" by The Chordettes, released in 1959, is a doo-wop classic that captures the essence of New Orleans life. The lyrics express nostalgia for the vibrant culture and the bittersweet feelings tied to love and loss. Its smooth harmonies and melodic simplicity highlight the emotional depth, celebrating the city's rich musical heritage. #DooWop

Basin Street Blues - The Chordettes
There's a storm across the valley, clouds are rollin' in
The afternoon is heavy on your shoulders
There's a truck out on the four-lane, a mile or more away
The whining of his wheels just makes it colder

He's an hour away from ridin' on your prayers up in the sky
And ten days on the road are barely gone
There's a fire softly burning, supper's on the stove
But it's the light in your eyes that makes him warm

Hey it's good to be back home again
Sometimes this old farm feels like a long lost friend
Hey it's good to be back home again

After all the news to tell him, how'd you spend your time
And what's the latest thing the neighbors say
And your mother called last Friday, "Sunshine" made her cry
And you felt the baby move just yesterday

And oh, the time that I can lay this tired old body down
Feel your fingers feather soft upon me
The kisses that I live for, the love that lights my way
The happiness that livin' with you brings me

It's the sweetest thing I know of, just spending time with you
The little things that make a house a home
Like a fire softly burning and supper on the stove
And the light in your eyes that makes me warm
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