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Hesitation Blues
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If the river was whiskey and I was a duck I'd dive to the bottom and I'd never come up, tell me how long do I have to wait? Why can't I get you now, must I hesitate?
If the river was whiskey and the branch was wine, you'd see me skinny dippin' most any old time. tell me how long do I have to wait? Why can't I get you now, must I hesitate?
I was born in Alabama, raised in Tennessee, if you don't like my peaches, don't shake my tree, tell me how long do I have to wait? Why can't I get you now, must I hesitate?
I was born in England, raised in France, all the perty French gals wanted in my pants, tell me how long do I have to wait? Why can't I get you now, must I hesitate?
I looked down the road just as far as I could see, a man had my woman and the blues had me, tell me how long do I have to wait? Why can't I get you now, must I hesitate?
I've got the hesitation socks, got the hesitation shoes, believe by God I've got the hesitation blues, tell me how long do I hvae to wait? Why can't I get you now, must I hesitate?
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Traditional
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W. C. Handy
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Public Domain
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Dead Irish Blues
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2:43
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Folk-Traditional
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Medium Fast (131 - 150)
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Male Vocal
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Alchohol, Beer, Wine
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In High Spirits
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Charming
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English
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