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Datos de Nat King Cole Nombre Verdadero: Nathaniel Adams ColesNombre Artístico: Nat King ColeDonde Nació: Montgomery, Alabama, Estados UnidosFecha de Nacimiento: 17 de marzo de 1919Muerte: 15 de febrero de 1965 (45 años)Donde murió: Santa Mónica, Estados UnidosNacionalidad: EstadounidenseGénero(s): Pop, baladaActividad: 1935 - 1965Instrumentos: Voz, piano, guitarraOcupación: Cantantes, compositorDisquera(s): Decca, Excelsior, CapitolCónyuge/Pareja: María ColePadres: Edward ColesHijos: Natalie ColeTipo de voz: Barítono .'
'. ¿Quién fue Nat King Cole? Su primer éxito como cantante lo obtuvo con "Straighten Up and Fly Right", basada en una leyenda afroamericana que su padre había utilizado como tema para sus sermones. Se considera que esta canción es la predecesora de las primera grabaciones de rock and roll. Cole alcanzó el número uno de ventas en 1950 con la canción Mona Lisa. A partir de ese momento se inició una nueva etapa en su carrera, y se convirtió principalmente en cantante de baladas aunque no olvidó sus raíces en el jazz lo que no evitó que algunos críticos le acusaran de "haberse vendido" a la música comercial. Nat King Cole se convirtió en el primer afroamericano en tener un programa de radio propio y en 1950 repitió la proeza, esta vez en un programa de televisión. Cole luchó durante toda su vida contra el racismo y se negó a actuar en los lugares en los que se practicaba la segregación racial. En 1956, mientras actuaba en Alabama, sufrió un ataque por miembros del "Consejo de ciudadanos blancos" que pretendían
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Nat King Cole - Why Should I Cry Over You Lyrics


Everybody wants to know
Why I sing the blues
Yes, I say everybody wanna know
Why I sing the blues
Well, I've been around a long time
I really have paid my dues
When I first got the blues
They brought me over on a ship
Men were standing over me
And a lot more with a whip
And everybody wanna know
Why I sing the blues
Well, I've been around a long time
Mm, I've really paid my dues
I've laid in a ghetto flat
Cold and numb
I heard the rats tell the bedbugs
To give the roaches some
Everybody wanna know
Why I'm singing the blues
Yes, I've been around a long time
People, I've paid my dues
I stood in line
Down at the County Hall
I heard a man say, "We're gonna build
Some new apartments for y'all"
And everybody wanna know
Yes, they wanna know
Why I'm singing the blues
Yes, I've been around a long, long time
Yes, I've really, really paid my dues
Now I'm gonna play Lucille.
My kid's gonna grow up
Gonna grow up to be a fool
'Cause they ain't got no more room
No more room for him in school
And everybody wanna know
Everybody wanna know
Why I'm singing the blues
I say I've been around a long time
Yes, I've really paid some dues
Yeah, you know the company told me
Guess you're born to lose
Everybody around me, people
It seems like everybody got the blues
But I had 'em a long time
I've really, really paid my dues
You know I ain't ashamed of it, people
I just love to sing my blues
I walk through the cities, people
On my bare feet
I had a fill of catfish and chitterlings
Up in Downbill Street
You know I'm singing the blues
Yes, I really
I just have to sing my blues
I've been around a long time
People, I've really, really paid my dues
Now Father Time is catching up with me
Gone is my youth
I look in the mirror everyday
And let it tell me the truth
I'm singing the blues
Mm, I just have to sing the blues
I've been around a long time
Yes, yes, I've really paid some dues
Yeah, they told me everything
Would be better out in the country
Everything was fine
I caught me a bus uptown, baby
And every people, all the people
Got the same trouble as mine
I got the blues, huh huh
I say I've been around a long time
I've really paid some dues
One more time, fellows!
Blind man on the corner
Begging for a dime
The rollers come and caught him
And throw him in the jail for a crime
I got the blues
Mm, I'm singing my blues
I've been around a long time
Mm, I've really paid some dues
Can we do just one more?
Oh I thought I'd go down to the welfare
To get myself some grits and stuff
But a lady stand up and she said
"You haven't been around long enough"
That's why I got the blues
Mm, the blues
I say, I've been around a long time
I've really, really paid my dues
Fellows, tell them one more time.
Ha, ha, ha. That's all right, fellows.
Yeah!

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