Don't Look Now But I've Got the Blues

B.B. King's Melancholic Reflection: Embracing the Blues
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Lyrics

My pockets are empty, I feel so low

Expressing financial hardship and emotional distress; feeling down and empty.

If somebody loves me, ain't said so

Perceived lack of acknowledgment or expression of love from someone important.

And I got holes in both of my shoes

Highlighting physical wear and tear, using worn-out shoes as a metaphor for life's struggles.

Don't look now but I've got the blues

Despite efforts to hide it, acknowledging the presence of the blues or emotional pain.


There ain't nobody on this old earth

Expressing a sense of worthlessness, feeling undervalued by others.

Who'll give a nickel for what I'm worth

Perceived lack of worth in the eyes of others, emphasizing a sense of isolation.

I got more worries that I can use

Overwhelmed by worries, suggesting a state of emotional burden.

Don't look now but I've got the blues

Reiterating the acknowledgment of feeling the blues despite attempts to conceal it.


Troubles everywhere, I act like I don't care

Acknowledging troubles but adopting a nonchalant attitude, possibly as a coping mechanism.

But it's not true

Admitting that the apparent indifference is a façade; expressing true emotional vulnerability.

'cause I remember things, so many many things

Recalling memories, possibly positive ones, as a contrast to the current difficult situation.

But mostly, I remember you

Highlighting the significance of a specific memory, possibly a past relationship.


I'm gonna go some place else

Expressing a desire to be alone and privately deal with emotions.

And cry these tears all by myself

Planning to release and process emotions without external interference.

I ain't got nothing left to lose

Conveying a sense of hopelessness and having nothing more to lose.

Don't look now but I've got the blues

Reiterating the acknowledgment of having the blues, emphasizing the persistence of emotional pain.

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