Contextual Analysis of "but i paid my dues. i never was no kind of prisoner" in Lyrics

The lyric "but i paid my dues. i never was no kind of prisoner" is featured in 2 different songs in our database, showcasing its versatility in music.Explore how artists use this specific phrasing in their creative work.

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but i can play the blues. i wasn't part of no union
but i can play the blues. i wasn't part of no union

but i paid my dues. i never was no kind of prisoner

but i've been to jail. and i was never in a train wreck
but i've been to jail. and i was never in a train wreck

wasn't born in chicago

Singer: gary moore

but i can play the blues. i wasn't part of no union

but i paid my dues. i never was no kind of prisoner

but i've been to jail. and i was never in a train wreck

crssk.

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but i can play the blues. i wasn't part of no union

but i paid my dues. i never was no kind of prisoner

but i've been to jail. and i was never in a train wreck

wasn't born in chicago

gary moore

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wasn't born in chicago

Singer: moore, gary

but i can play the blues. i wasn't part of no union

but i paid my dues. i never was no kind of prisoner

but i've been to jail. and i was never in a train wreck

crssk.

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but i can play the blues. i wasn't part of no union

but i paid my dues. i never was no kind of prisoner

but i've been to jail. and i was never in a train wreck

wasn't born in chicago

moore, gary

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