BLUES

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lead sing

nges:
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c
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to
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blues to be
e
any slaves
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ates, which
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rt
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s
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y
In the 1940
r.
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such as Cit
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te
a
re
c
highly
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e
se
es have be
popular the
lu
b
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Urban Blue
d
n
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s
e
lu
B
the Blues.
m
o
fr
d
e
ir
insp
days were

Lyrics:
The lyrics of
blues are raw
but
flled with em
otion, it can
tell
us that the A
fricans were
hoping for a
better life, w
he n
being slaves
for the
Americans.

By: Frank Kwok