When was the song “I've Got A Right To Sing A Blues” released by Sam Cooke?

The song I've Got A Right To Sing A Blues was released in 1959, on the album “Tribute To The Lady”.

Who composed the song “I've Got A Right To Sing A Blues” by Sam Cooke?

The song “I've Got A Right To Sing A Blues” by Sam Cooke was composed by Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler.

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I've Got A Right To Sing A Blues

I've Got A Right To Sing A Blues

Harold Arlen / Ted Koehler

I've got a right to sing the blues,
got the right to moan and sigh
I've got a right to sit and cry
down along the river

A certain girl in this old town
keeps dragging my heart around
All I see for me is misery

I've got the right to sing the blues
got the right to moan and cry
I've got a right to sit and cry
down along the river

Call it love say what you choose
I've got a right to sing the blues
I've got a right, got a right,
got a right to sing the blues
got the right to moan and sigh
got a right to sit and cry
down along the river

Soon that deep blue sea
is gonna be calling me
Call it love, say what you choose
I've got a right to sing the blues
the blues, the blues, the blues
I've got a right to sing the blues

Trivia about the song I've Got A Right To Sing A Blues by Sam Cooke

When was the song “I've Got A Right To Sing A Blues” released by Sam Cooke?: The song I've Got A Right To Sing A Blues was released in 1959, on the album “Tribute To The Lady”.
Who composed the song “I've Got A Right To Sing A Blues” by Sam Cooke?: The song “I've Got A Right To Sing A Blues” by Sam Cooke was composed by Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler.