STILL FEELING BLUE
Gram Parsons

Time can pass and time can heal

But it don't ever pass the way I feel

You went away a long time ago

And why you left I never knew

The lonely days and lonely nights

Guess the world knows I ain't feelin' right

And when you're gone the hours pass so slow

And now I'm still feeling blue


And baby

Since you've walked out of my life

I never felt so low

Can't help but wonder why you had to go


There are many girls but I can't say

They come and go but still I feel this way

And ever since the day you said goodbye

No one treats me like you used to do


I hope you're out and happy now

Doing up the town cause you know how

Every time I hear your name I want to die

And now I'm still feeling blue


All right -Instrumental-


And baby

Since you've walked out of my life

I never felt so low

Can't help but wonder why you had to go


I hope you're out and happy now

Doing up the town cause you know how

Every time I hear your name I want to die

And now I'm still feeling blue

And now I'm still feeling blue

GRAM PARSONS

Gram Parsons (November 5, 1946 – September 19, 1973) was an American singer, songwriter, guitarist and pianist born Ingram Cecil Connor, III. A solo artist as well as a member of The International Submarine Band, The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers, he is best known for a series of recordings which anticipate the country rock of the 1970s and the alt-country movement that began in the 80s. Parsons was a close friend of Keith Richards and is also credited for turning the Rolling Stones onto country music in their 'Let it Bleed'-era. ... Read More