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Track: Don't Burn Down The Bridge ('Cuz You Might Wanna Come Back Across)
Artist: Albert King
Album: I'll Play The Blues For You

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Name: Albert King
Spotify Genres: blues, classic blues, blues rock, soul blues, jazz blues, modern blues
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Singer, guitarist and songwriter, born 25 April 1923 in Indianola, Mississippi, died 21 December 1992 in Memphis, Tennessee. Like his peers [a=B.B. King] and [a=Freddie King] -both unrelated-, Albert King is one of the most influential blues guitarists of the 1950s and 1960s. A recording artist since the late 1940s, he enjoyed his biggest commercial successes while signed to the [l=Stax] label from 1966 until 1974.

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Now this tune is all about a girl that's got a good man
But she gonna leave him, to another, for another slick talkin' dude
But I advised her not to burn down the bridge
She might want to come back

One, two, three, four!

Your mind's set on leavin'
To a house down a one way street
Say you're gonna lock up all the doors
And throw away the key

Oh, but don't burn down the bridge, darlin'
You just might want to come back
'Cause the grass ain't no greener
On the other side of the track

Oh, you counted me out, before I could get to bat
All the things are out-ta the Chevrolet
Tomorrow night be drivin' a Cadillac

But don't burn down the bridge, darlin'
You just might want to come back
'Cause the grass ain't no greener
On the other side of the track

Hey!

All your so called friends
Taught you how to cheat an' lie
Now it seem like you gonna jump
From the fryin' pan to the fire

Oh, but don't burn down your bridge, darlin'
You just might want to come back
'Cause the grass ain't no greener
On the other side of the track

Hey! Ha!

Thank you! Woo!
Thank you very much!
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"Don't Burn Down the Bridge" as written by Allen Alvoid Jr. Jones, Carl Wells
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, MIKE CURB MUSIC
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