Stella from Millennial Blues by The Gentlemen's Anti-Temperance League

Stella was a singer, she was born to roam
left behind a baby and a man back home
traded her ring for the long and lonely road

Stella made her way down to New Orleans
left behind a family to follow her dreams

Lovers called her wicked when she said her goodbyes
but she knew to chase your dreams to had to try

and let it go
you got to let it all go
abandon your house
and your home
and the things that you know

You sell your soul to the devil
and the devil pays his dues
but there ain’t nobody in the devil, babe
nobody but me and you

Every lonely boy thinks he’s the man for me
whiskey and smiles and smokes for free
but I’ll tell you honey, and you best believe
there’s more to life than meeting the man of your dreams

if music makes you happy, then take it from me
don’t waste your time dragging the deep blue sea
lovers are cheap
they come and they go
but music lasts longer than some old dry bones

so let it go
you got to let it all go
abandon your house
and your home
and the things that you know

You sell your soul to the devil
and the devil pays his dues
but there ain’t nobody in the devil, babe
nobody but me and you

• Acoustic
• Gypsy Jazz
• Jazz
• Pop
• Swing
• Minneapolis