From the film “Is Everybody Happy?”, 1929 Words by Grant Clarke Music by Harry Akst
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Refrain:
“Don’t you know who I am
With this horn in my hand
I’m the medicine man for the blues
I’ll make each trouble and care
Seem like a bubble of air
With my old Clarinet
What results I can get
There’s been no troubles yet I can’t lose
Just trust the medicine man for the blues
When you’re down-hearted, I bring a smile
When life makes you sick
My music can make life seem worth while
I don’t bring any pills
For your fever and chills
But with musical thrills I amuse
I’m called the medicine man for the blues
Performance
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