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I'm Movin' Out
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I’m Movin’ Out
Words and Music by B. Roues, G. Solomon, S. Roues
Tell me what’s in a kiss when your hearts not in it
We could have wedded bliss if we’d only begin it
I’m feelin’ lowdown
You know what I’m talkin’ about
You let the blues move in, now
I’m Movin’ Out
This old house ain’t a home with no love inside it
We set out pretty strong but we just can’t fight it
I’m leavin’ today
I don’t want to argue or shout
You let the blues move in, now
I’m Movin’ Out
What’s the use in buyin’ a car if you won’t buy gasoline
We used to be two under par now we can’t get on the green
I don’t know where it went but it sure went a’flyin’
Love’s like dough that’s been spent now there’s no use a ’cryin’
Tell me where can I turn
East or west or north or due south
You let the blues move in, now
I’m Movin’ Out
You let the blues move in, now
I’m Movin’ Out
© 2000
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The Roues Brothers New York, New York
The Roues Brothers formed in 1990 playing and recording on and off while working on other projects. In recent years the band
has dedicated itself to honing their original sound which they call RouesRock: a blend of BluesRock, RootsRock, Alt-Folk and Country.
Billy Roues guitars, Steven ‘Muddy’ Roues bass, blues harp, guitars, Gary Solomon bass, guitars, Ed Steinberg drums. All sing, play & write.
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