Limehouse Blues by Doris Day (Ft. Harry James and His Orchestra)
Limehouse Blues by Doris Day (Ft. Harry James and His Orchestra)

Limehouse Blues

Doris Day & Harry James and His Orchestra * Track #10 On Young Man With a Horn

Limehouse Blues Lyrics

And those weird China blues
Never go away
Sad, mad blues
For all the while they seem to say
Oh, Limehouse kid
Oh, oh, Limehouse kid
Goin' the way
That the rest of them did
Poor broken blossom
And nobody's child
Haunting and taunting
You're just kind of wild
Oh, Limehouse blues
I've the real Limehouse blues
Can't seem to shake off
Those real China blues
Rings on your fingers
And tears for your crown
That is the story
Of old Chinatown
Rings on your fingers
And tears for your crown
That is the story
Of old Chinatown

Limehouse Blues Q&A

Who wrote Limehouse Blues's ?

Limehouse Blues was written by Douglas Furber & Philip Braham.

Who produced Limehouse Blues's ?

Limehouse Blues was produced by Darcy Proper & Charles L. Granata & Didier C. Deutsch.

When did Doris Day release Limehouse Blues?

Doris Day released Limehouse Blues on Fri Feb 03 1950.

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