Feel like a broke down engine, ain't got no drivin' wheel
Feel like a broke down engine, Mama, ain't got no drivin' wheel
You all been down and lonesome, you know how a poor man feels
I been shooting craps and gambling, Mama, and I done got broke
I been shooting craps and gambling, Honey, and I done got broke
I done pawned my pistol, Mama, my best clothes been sold
Lordy, Lord, Lordy, Lord, Lordy, Lord
Lordy, Lord, Lordy, Lordy, Lord
I went down in my praying ground and fell on bended knees
I went down in my praying ground and fell on bended knees
I ain't crying for no religion, Lordy, give me back my good girl please
If you give me back my baby, I won't worry you no more
If you give me my baby, I won't worry you no more
You ain't got to put her in my house, Lordy, only lead her to my door
Lordy, Lord, Lordy, Lord, Lordy, Lord
Lordy, Lord, Lordy, Lordy, Lord
Don't you hear me, Baby, rappin' on your door?
Don't you hear your daddy, rappin' on your door?
Now you hear me tappin', tappin' across your floor
Feel like a broke down engine, ain't got no drivers at all
Feel like a broke down engine, Mama, ain't got no drive at all
What makes me love my woman? She can really do the Georgia crawl
Lordy, Lord, Lordy, Lord, Lordy, Lord
Lord, Lordy, Lordy, Lord
Feel like a broke down engine, ain't got no whistle or bell
Feel like a broke down engine, ain't got no whistle or bell
If you's a real hot mama, drive away daddy's weeping spell
And I won't be back no more, Baby
Dark Night Blues
I got the dark night blues
I'm feeling awful bad
I got the dark night blues
Mama, I'm feeling awful bad
That's the worst ol' feeling
That a good man have ever had
I followed my brown
From the depot to the train
I followed my fair brown
From the depot to the train
And the blues came down
Like dark night showers o' rain
I drink so much whiskey
I stagger when I'm sleep
Drink so much whiskey
I stagger when I'm sleep
My brains are dark and cloudy
My mind's gone to my feet
I got the blues so bad
I can feel them in the dark
I got the blues so bad
I can feel them in the dark
And one dark and dreary morning
Baby, when you broke my heart
I got a fair brown in Atlanta
Got one in Macon too
I got a fair brown in Atlanta
Got one in Macon too
I got one in Statesboro
Give me them old dark night blues
Everything I told you
Went and told your outside man
Everything I told you
Mama, you went and told your outside man
But I want to tell you something
Your good man can't stand
Riding the PNP Special
Mama, and I'm leaving this town
Riding the PNP Special
Baby, and I'm leaving this town
Say you didn't want me
I'm a-quit hanging around
Death Cell Blues
They got me accused for murder and I haven't even harmed a man
They got me accused for murder but I haven't even harmed a man
They got me charged with burglin' and I haven't even raised my hand
The judge won't give me no fine
The judge won't give me no fine
Ain't but one thing could release me and that's so far
Beside
I'll have to give you my number, 5994
I'll have to give your my number, 5994
Because I'll be there forever, I've have no other place to go
They got me 'cused for forging and I can't even write my name
Well they got me 'cused of forging and I can't even write my name
And my eyes still don't miss, my baby left my poor heart in pain
My baby left my heart in pain
Now she's one more rounder gone
Delia, Delia sitting all alone
Some of your old rounders gonna pay my way back home
'Cause she's one more rounder gone
Sitting on the housetop, high as I can see
Say you love those rounders and don't love me
But she's one more rounder gone
Delia's poor mother took a trip out West
When she returned, little Delia was lyin' in rest
Well, she's one more rounder gone
Delia's mother weeped, Delia's father moaned
They wouldn't have hated it so bad if that child had died at home
But she's all I got and gone
Delia was a gambler, wondered all around
She was one girl never let the deal go down
But she's one more rounder gone
Rubber-tired buggy, double-seated hack
Took little Delia to the cemetery but failed to bring her back
Well she's one more rounder gone
Delia was a gambler, wondered all around
She was one girl never let the deal go down
But she's one more rounder gone
Kenny lookin' high, Kenny lookin' low
Shot poor Delia down with that hated .44
Well, she's one more rounder gone
Delia, Delia, wouldn't take no one's advice
Last words I heard her say was, "Jesus Christ!"
Well, she's one more rounder gone
Kenny's in the barroom, drinking from a silver cup
Delia's in the graveyard, may not never wake up
Well, she's one more rounder gone
Judge said to Kenny, "What was that fuss about?"
"On account of them gamblers trying to put me out!"
Well, she's one more rounder gone
Judge said to Kenny, "I'm gonna tell you the natural fact
You going to wait in jail till Delia come back"
Well, that's one more rounder gone
Dyin' Crapshooter's Blues
Little Jesse was a gambler, night and day
He used crooked cards and dice
Sinful guy, good-hearted, but had no soul
Heart was hard and cold like ice
Jesse was a wild reckless gambler, won a gang of change
Although a many gambler's heart he led in pain
Began to spend a-loose his money
Began to be blue, sad and all alone
His heart had even turned to stone
What broke Jesse's heart while he was blue and all alone
Sweet Lorena packed up and gone
Police walked up and shot my friend Jesse down
Boys I got to die today
He had a gang of crapshooters and gamblers at his bedside
Here are the words he had to say
Guess I ought to know exactly how I wants to go
(How you wanna go, Jesse?)
Eight crapshooters to be my pallbearers
Let 'em be veiled down in black
I want nine men going to the graveyard, bubba
And eight men comin' back
I want a gang of gamblers gathered round my coffin-side
Crooked card printed on my hearse
Don't say the crapshooters 'll never grieve over me
My life been a doggone curse
Send poker players to the graveyard
Dig my grave with the ace of spades
I want twelve polices in my funeral march
High sheriff playin' blackjack, lead the parade
I want the judge and solicitor who jailed me fourteen times
Put a pair of dice in my shoes (then what?)
Let a deck of cards be my tombstone
I got the dyin' crapshooter's blues
Sixteen real good crapshooters
Sixteen bootleggers to sing a song
Sixteen racket men gamblin'
Couple tend bar while I'm rollin' along
He wanted 22 womens outta the Hampton Hotel
26 off-a South Bell
29 women outta North Atlanta know
Little Jesse didn't pass out so swell
His head was achin', heart was thumpin'
Little Jesse went to hell bouncin' and jumpin'
Folks, don't be standin' around ol' Jesse cryin'
He wants everybody to do the Charleston whilst he dyin'
One foot up, a toenail dragging
Throw my buddy Jesse in the hoodoo wagon
Come here mama with that can of booze
The dyin' crapshooter's leavin' the world
The dyin' crapshooter's goin' down slow
With the dyin' crapshooter's blues
I Got To Cross The River Jordan
I got to cross that river of Jordan
Lord, I got to cross that for myself
Says, nobody here can cross that for me
Lord, I got to cross that for myself
And I got to meet my dear old my mother
I got to meet her for myself
Left nobody here can meet her for me
Lord, I got to meet her for myself
I got to stand my trial and my judgement
I got to stand that for myself
Left nobody here can stand that for me
So I got to stand that for myself
Jordan river is so hard to swim in
I got to cross that for myself
Says, nobody here can cross that for me
Lord, I got to cross that for myself
I got to face my dear savior
I got to face him for myself
Says, nobody here can face him for me
Lord, I got to face him for myself
And I got to work soul salvation
Lord, I got to work that for myself
Left nobody here can work that for me
Says, I got to work out for myself
So I got to meet my mother and father
I got to meet them for myself
Says, nobody here can meet them for me
Lord, I got to meet them for myself
Ain't nobody here can stand that for me
Lord, I got to stand that for myself
So I got to lie so lonesome graveyard
I got to lie there for myself
Ain't nobody here can lie there for me
Lord, I got to lie there for myself
Lay Some Flowers On My Grave
You must lay some flowers on my grave
You must lay some flowers on my grave
My mother and father have gone
Left me in this world alone
You must lay some flowers on my grave
My father was a roll sport and a gambler too
And he left me here just singin' the blues
I hope my heart will change
I don't want to die the same
You must lay some flowers on my grave
Put a wreath of flowers at my right side
Then you'll know that McTell's satisfied
Put a bouquet in my breast
You know poor boy's gone to rest
You must lay some flowers on my grave
Now when this old building is fallin' down
Just lay me six feet in the cold, cold ground
Wrap me up in the solid clay
'Cause I come here to die one day
Hot mama, lay some flowers on my grave
Put a morning glory at my head and feet
Then you'll know that McTell's gone to sleep
On my headboard write my name
I leave 'em many girl's heart in pain
Hot mama, lay some flowers on my grave
Don't snatch the pillow from under my head
Don't grieve and worry after the days I'm dead
When I bid you this last goodbye
Don't none of you womens cry
You just lay some flowers on my grave
Now when I'm gone, to come no more
And the old pallbearers lay me low
When you hear that coffin sound
You'll know McTell is in the ground
Hot mama, lay some flowers on my grave
Now when the poor boy's dead and gone
I'm left in this old world all alone
When you hear that church bell toll
You'll know McTell's dead and gone
Hot mama, lay some flowers on my grave
Can't spare you no angel, I'll spare you you a teasin' brown
That new way of loving, swear to God it must be the best
All these Georgia women won't let Mr McTell rest
There was a cry down on the corner, I wondered who could it be?
Weren't a thing but the womens tryin' to get to me
Went down to the shed, with my suitcase in my hand
All the women run cryin', saying, "Mr Mac, won't you be my man?"
And my mother, she told me, when I was a boy playing mama begged
Don't drink no black cow milk and don't eat no black hen's egg
My baby studyin' evil, and I'm studyin' evil too
I'm gonna hang round here to see what my babe gon' do
I can't be trusted, and I can't be satisfied
When the men see me comin' they go to pinning their women to their side
About my loving, take it any time of day
Now to get my right lovin', I'm going to Georgia right away
I got three women, and they're yellow, brown and black
Take the governor of Georgia to judge the one I like
One then's Atlanta yellow, another one Macon brown
But the Statesboro dark skin will turn your damper down
So bye bye mama, I'll see you some sweet day
You'll be awful sorry you drove your McTell away
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Can't spare no angel, we'll send you teasin' brown
Well that new way of loving, swear to God it must be best
For these Detroit women won't let Mr Jack White rest
There was a cry on the corner, wonder what could it be
Must be some women, tryin' to get to me
I Went down to the station, suitcase in my hand
All the women run cryin', "Mr Mack, won't you be my man?"
Well there was three women, yellow, brown and black
Take a man from Detroit to pick which one I like
One of 'em Hampshire yellow, one of 'em Detroit brown
But the southwest dark skin sure to turn my damper down
Well ticket agent, ticket agent where did my baby go?
Tell me what she looked like, I'll tell you what road she's on
Well she's a long tall Mama, mile and a half from the ground
She's a tailor-made Mama, she ain't no hand me down
Well I used to say married women, sweetest women ever born
You better change that thing, you better leave married women alone
Take my advice, let married women, boy let 'em be
'Cause their husband 'll grab ya, beat your ragged ass with a cedar tree
I got two women, you can't tell 'em apart
I got one in my bosom and the other one is in my heart
Well that woman in my bosom, she live in Tennessee
But that one in my heart well she don't give a darn for me
I'm gonna tell you pretty Mama, exactly who I am
When I walk in that front door and hear that back door slam
Wake up mama, don't you sleep so hard
Wake up mama, don't you sleep so hard
For it's these old blues walkin' all over your yard
I've got these blues [Incomprehensible] I'm not satisfied
I've got these blues, I'm not satisfied
That's the reason why I stroll away and cry
Blues grabbed me in midnight, they didn't turn me loose till day
Blues grabbed me in midnight, didn't turn me loose till day
I didn't have no mama to drive these blues away
The big star fallin', mama t'ain't long fo' day
The big star fallin', mama t'ain't long fo' day
[Incomprehensible] sunshine I drive these blues away
Oh, come here quick, come on mama, now I've got you
Savannah Mama
Mmm, Lordy, Lordy, Lord
Mmm, Lordy, Lordy, Lord
Every woman I love treats me just just like a dog
I love you baby but your ways I just can't stand
I love you mama but your ways I just can't stand
Say, you walked away and left me good girl, with another man
Goin' back to Savannah mama, sign my initials down
Goin' back to Savannah baby, sign my initials down
Atlanta mens all hate me and the women don't want me round
Goin' back to Savannah baby, write my initials on the wall
Goin' back to Savannah mama, write my initials on the wall
'Cause you know Georgia women don't mean me no good at all
Play that thing low and lonesome, boy
Mmm, baby it's hard, it's hard, it's hard
Ah, baby ain't it hard, ain't it hard, ain't it hard
I'd like to love you baby but your good man's got me barred
You may search the ocean, you might go 'cross the deep blue sea
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But Mama, you'll never find another hot shot like me
I followed my baby from the station to the train
And the blues came down like dark night showers of rain
I left her at the station wringing her hands and crying
I told her she had a home, just as long as I had mine
I've got two women, and you can't tell them apart
I've got one in my bosom, and one I got in my heart
The one in my bosom, she's in Tennessee
And the one in my heart, don't even give a darn for me
I used to say a married woman was the sweetest woman ever was born
But I've changed that thing, you better let married women alone
Take my advice, let these married women be
'Cause their husbands 'll grab you, beat you ragged as a cedar tree
When a woman say she love you 'bout good as she do herself
I don't pay her no attention, tell that same line to somebody else
I really don't believe no woman in the whole round world do right
Act like an angel in the daytime, mess by the ditch at night
I'm going, pretty mama, please don't break this rule
That's why I'm searching these deserts for the blues
I'm going, pretty mama, searching these deserts now
That's why I'm walking my baby home anyhow
Lord, oh Lord, Lordy, Lordy, Lord
Oh Lordy Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord
When a woman say she love you 'bout good as she do herself
I don't pay her no attention, tell that same line to somebody else
Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord
Southern Can Is Mine
Now look a-here mama let me tell you this
If you wants to get crooked I'm gonna give you my fist
You might read from Revelations back to Genesee
But if you get crooked, your southern can belongs to me
Ain't no need you bringin' no jive to me
'Cause your southern can is mine
Might go uptown have me arrested and have me put in jail
Some hotshot got money come and throw my bail
Soon as I get out, hit the ground
Your southern can worth two dollar, half a pound
Ain't no need of bringing no stuff to me
'Cause your southern can is mine
You might take it from the south you might carry it up north
But understand you can't rule or either be my boss
Take it from the east, hide it in the west
When I get it mama, your can won't see no rest
Ain't no need of bringing no stuff to me
'Cause your southern can is mine (in the morning)
Your southern can belongs to me (I'm not dreamin')
Your southern can belongs to me
Ah ashes to ashes mama, and sin to sin
Every time I hit you you'll think I've got a dozen hands
Give you a punch through that barb-wire fence
Every time I hit you you'll say I've got no sense
Ain't no need of bringing no stuff to me
'Cause your southern can is mine (every bit of it)
Southern can belongs to me
Get me a brick out of my backyard
Give you the devil if you get kinda hard
Ain't no need of bringing no jive here honey
'Cause your southern can is mine (you hear me cryin')
Southern can belongs to me
Spank it a little bit, boy
Guitar run
Ah, your southern can is mine
Now if I catch ya mama down in the heart of town
Take me a brand new brick and tear your can on down
Ain't no need you bringin' no stuff to me
Because your southern can belongs to me (I'm talkin' to ya)
Your southern can belongs to me
You may be deathbed sick and mama and graveyard bound
I'll make your can moan like a hound
Ain't no need you bringin' no stuff to me
Because your southern can is mine (you hear me talkin)
Southern can belongs to me
Guitar run
Oh spank it like that
The way Ruthie Mae likes it
'Cause your southern can is mine
Sit there unsteady with your eyes all red
What I said get your grandma dead
Ain't no need of bringing no jive to me
'Cause your southern can is mine
You got to stop your barkin' and raising the deuce
I'll grab you mama and turn every way but loose
Ain't no need of bringing no jive here honey
'Cause your southern can belongs to me (every bit of it)
Southern can belongs to me
Guitar run
Aw, whup it boy, that's the way the people like that thing
Ain't no need of bringing no jive here honey
'Cause your southern can is mine (you hear me talkin)
Your southern can belongs to me
Might twiddle like a tadpole
Let it jump like a frog
Every time I hit it you'll holler, god, oh God
Ain't no need of bringing no jive here honey
'Cause your southern can is mine (you hear me talkin)
Southern can belongs to me
Now play it a little bit, just whup it
Aw, shucks, play that thing, boy
Southern can belongs to me
Now look a-here mama let me tell you this
If you wants to get crooked I'm gonna give you my fist
You might read from Revelations back to Genesee
But if you get crooked, your southern can belongs to me
Ain't no need you bringin' no jive to me
Cause your southern can is mine
Might go uptown have me arrested and have me put in jail
Some hotshot got money come and throw my bail
Soon as I get out, hit the ground
Your southern can worth two dollar, half a pound
Ain't no need of bringing no stuff to me
Cause your southern can is mine
You might take it from the south you might carry it up north
But understand you can't rule or either be my boss
Take it from the east, hide it in the west
When I get it mama, your can won't see no rest
Ain't no need of bringing no stuff to me
Cause your southern can is mine (in the morning)
Your southern can belongs to me (I'm not dreamin')
Your southern can belongs to me
Ah ashes to ashes mama, and sin to sin
Every time I hit you you'll think I've got a dozen hands
Give you a punch through that barb-wire fence
Every time I hit you you'll say I've got no sense
Ain't no need of bringing no stuff to me
Cause your southern can is mine (every bit of it)
Southern can belongs to me
Get me a brick out of my backyard
Give you the devil if you get kinda hard
Ain't no need of bringing no jive here honey
Cause your southern can is mine (you hear me cryin')
Southern can belongs to me
Spank it a little bit, boy
Guitar run
Ah, your southern can is mine
Now if I catch ya mama down in the heart of town
Take me a brand new brick and tear your can on down
Ain't no need you bringin' no stuff to me
Because your southern can belongs to me (I'm talkin to ya)
Your southern can belongs to me
You may be deathbed sick and mama and graveyard bound
I'll make your can moan like a hound
Ain't no need you bringin' no stuff to me
Because your southern can is mine (you hear me talkin')
Southern can belongs to me
Guitar run
Oh spank it like that
The way Ruthie Mae likes it
Cause your southern can is mine
Sit there unsteady with your eyes all red
What I said get your grandma dead
Ain't no need of bringing no jive to me
Cause your southern can is mine
You got to stop your barkin' and raising the deuce
I'll grab you mama and turn every way but loose
Ain't no need of bringing no jive here honey
Cause your southern can belongs to me (every bit of it)
Southern can belongs to me
Guitar run
Aw, whup it boy, that's the way the people like that thing
Ain't no need of bringing no jive here honey
Cause your southern can is mine (you hear me talkin')
Your southern can belongs to me
Might twiddle like a tadpole
Let it jump like a frog
Every time I hit it you'll holler, god oh God
Ain't no need of bringing no jive here honey
Cause your southern can is mine (you hear me talkin')
Southern can belongs to me
Now play it a little bit, just whup it
Aw shucks, play that thing boy
Southern can belongs to me
Willie was a master of Piedmont playing, so the song requires a strong right
hand technique. It features an alternating bass line all throughout, with
melodies improvised over the top. Willie's genius is that in the 4 bar open "D"
sections of each verse he employs different voicings of the D chord -- from
open, to open with an added major 3rd, to 5th fret to 7th fret. The other
sections are fairly consistent -- G section, back to D, then the turnaround of
5th fret D voicing and a descending on the beat bass run in G.
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Wake up mama, turn your lamp down low
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Wake up mama, turn your lamp down low
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Have you got the nerve to drive Papa McTell from your door?
My mother died and left me reckless, my daddy died and left me wild, wild, wild
Mother died and left me reckless, daddy died and left me wild, wild, wild
No, I'm not good lookin' but I'm some sweet woman's angel child
She's a mighty mean woman, to do me this-a-way
She's a mighty mean woman, to do me this-a-way
When I leave this town, pretty mama, I'm going away to stay
I once loved a woman, better than any I'd ever seen
I once loved a woman, better than any I'd ever seen
Treat me like I was a king and she was a doggone queen
Sister, tell your Brother, Brother tell your Auntie
Now Auntie, tell your Uncle, Uncle tell my Cousin, now Cousin tell my friend
Goin' up the country, Mama, don't you want to go?
May take me a fair brown, may take one or two more
Big Eighty left Savannah, Lord, and did not stop
You ought to saw that colored fireman when he got that boiler hot
You can reach over in the corner, Mama, and hand me my travelin' shoes
You know by that, I've got them Statesboro blues
Mama, Sister got 'em, Auntie got 'em
Brother got 'em, friends got 'em, I got 'em
Woke up this morning, we had them Statesboro blues
I looked over in the corner, Grandma and Grandpa had 'em too
Talkin' To Myself
Good Lord, good Lord, send me an Angel down
"Can't spare you no angel but I'll sure send you a teasin' brown"
That new way of lovin', mama it must be best
These a-Georgia women just won't let Mr Samuel rest
There was a crowd out on the corner, wondered who could it be?
It wasn't a thing but the women trying to get to me
I even went down to the depot, with my suitcase in my hand
Crowd of women run crying: "Mr Samuel won't you be my man?"
My Mama she told me when I was a boy playin' mumble peg
"Don't drink no black cow's milk, don't you eat no black hen's egg
Black man give you a dollar mama, he won't think its nothin' strange
Yellow Man will give a dollar but he'll want back ninety-five cents change
If they call me cheater, pretty boy I'll real cheat you
If you will allow me a chance, I'll gnaw your backbone half in two
I took a trip out on the ocean, want the sound of the deep blue sea
I found a crab with a swim trying to do the shimmy shea
I want to tell you something mama, seem mighty doggone strange
You done made me mess around gal and break my yo-yo string
Honey I ain't gonna be the old work ox no more
You done mess around, let your doggone ox get hauled
My mama she got a mojo, please she try to keep it hid
Papa Samuel got something to find that mojo with (take it from me!)
I even heard a rumblin', deep down in the ground
It wasn't a thing but the women tryin' to run me down
Got three womens, yellow, brown and black
I got three womens, yellow, brown and black
It'll take the Governor of Georgia
To judge one of these women I like
One for in the morning, one for late at night
One for in the morning, one for late at night
I got one for noontime
To treat your old daddy right
These blues at midnight, they don't leave me till day
These blues at midnight, they don't leave me till day
I didn't have none of my three women
To drive these blues away
One of them Memphis yellow, the other is a Savannah brown
One of them Memphis yellow, the other Savannah brown
One is a Statesboro dark skin
She'll really turn your damper down
Now if I had listen to what my three women said
Now if I had listen to what my three women said
I'd a-been home sleeping
In a doggone feather bed
I had a dream last night
I thought my good gal had gone
Well, I woke up this mornin'
She really hadn't done me wrong
I know it's not fair
But my good gal has done [Incomprehensible]
I'm goin' away, leavin' today
I'm gonna bring my baby back
If that eight wheel driver
Don't jump the railroad track
I take her from that man
Gonna bring her home if I can
My gal's been triflin' 'round
About a week I know
Several of my friends
Just told me so and so
She's findin' new men
And now I can't understand
So I'm goin' away, leavin' today
I'm gonna bring my baby back
If that eight wheel driver
Don't jump the railroad track
I take her from that man
Gonna bring her home if I can
Well, it's true my baby's gone
I know it won't be long
We'll both be on that train
My baby's comin' home again
She's been triflin' 'round
But now she has turned him down
Yeah, I'm goin' away, leavin' today
I'm gonna bring my baby back
If that eight wheel driver
Don't jump the railroad track
I take her from that man
Gonna bring her home if I can
Writing Paper Blues
I wrote you a letter, mama
Put it in your front yard
I wrote you a letter
Put it in your front yard
I would love to come and see you
But your good man's got me barred
You wrote me a letter
To come back the Newport noon
You wrote me a letter, mama
Come back the Newport noon
To leave the town
And don't spread the news
I wrote you a letter, mama
Sent you a telegram
I wrote you a letter, mama
Sent you a telegram
Not to meet me in Memphis
But meet me in Birmingham
Um, hear me weep and moan
Um, hear me weep and moan
Don't you hear my pleading?
Hear me grieve and groan
If I could get me one more drink of booze
If I could get me one more drink of booze
I guess it would ease these ol' writin' paper blues
I caught a freight train special
My mama caught a passenger behind
Caught a freight train special
My mama caught a passenger behind
Said you can't quit me papa
There ain't no need in tryin'