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Rigid Soul - What Gives Me The Right To Sing The Blues? (Live at Room 2, Glasgow)

The finale track from our debut album, performed live at our album launch gig back in May at Room 2, Glasgow. 'What Gives Me The Right To Sing The Blues?' is first and foremost a tribute to the blues greats who heavily influence what we do as a band. The song also reflects on our place in playing music so intrinsically linked to 20th Century Black American Culture as Scottish kids growing up in the 21st Century. Kyle Hood (guitar/vocals), Laoghaire Brown (bass/BVs), Rachel Duns (sax/BVs), Lewis Ross (drums), Dot Allen (organ). Live mix/desk recording: Joshua Lane, audio mixing/enhancement: Andrew Shepherd, video editing: Kyle Hood. Listen to Rigid Soul: https://linktr.ee/rigidsoulband Merch Store (Bandcamp): https://rigidsoul.bandcamp.com Debut album now available on 12" vinyl! Follow Rigid Soul: Facebook:   / 1g2sgt5rc7   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rigidsoulba... TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rigidsoulband... Lyrics: How can I sing the blues, when I was only born in 1999? How can I sing the blues, when I was only born in ’99? I’ve had one too many wicked woman for a lifetime And that ain’t the only reason I can find Ain’t no colour in my soul, cause you know life is all black and white Ain’t no colour in my soul, cause you know life is all black and white I swear I got the blues, tell me am I wrong or am I right? What gives me the right to sing the blues? What makes me feel I can put myself in Lightnin’ Hopkins shoes? You know the thing about the blues, you can only sing it when you’re in your own shoes And I know which shoes are mine, don’t you hear me crying all the time? I’m me and I’m feeling blue Lightnin’ I feel so low, though we’ll never be the same Lightnin’ I feel so low, though we’ll never be the same Won’t you take me down to the devil, so I can lose this losing game What gives me the right to sing the blues? What makes me feel I can put myself in Son House’s shoes? You know the thing about the blues, you can only sing it when you’re in your own shoes And I know which shoes are mine, don’t you hear me crying all the time? I’m me and I’m feeling blue