Louis Collins Mississippi John Hurt

Lonesome is I, wished I could dieNobody cares for meLonesome is I, wished I could dieNobody cares for meIt was a bright moon lighted night, the moon shining bright,when you and I made loveYour love...

Angels Laid Him Away Mississippi John Hurt

Collins weeped, Mrs. Collins moaned, to see her son Louis leavin' home The angels laid him away The angels laid him away, they laid him six feet under the clay The angels laid him away Mrs.

Louis Collins (The Angels Laid Him Away) Mississippi John Hurt

Collins weeped, Mrs. Collins moaned, to see her son Louis leavin' home The angels laid him away The angels laid him away, they laid him six feet under the clay The angels laid him away Mrs.

Mississippi Hans Theessink

Starting out of Memphis, highway 61 Traces of the places where the blues began Sun is blazing, horizon far Echoes of a national steel guitar Down in Mississippi Down in Mississippi Down in Mississippi

Mississippi Hans Theessink, Terry Evans

Starting out of Memphis, highway 61 Traces of the places where the blues began Sun is blazing, horizon far Echoes of a national steel guitar Down in Mississippi Down in Mississippi Down in Mississippi

Mississippi John Phillips

to Louisville Holdin' onto a hundred dollar bill Dressed herself like a Cajun Queen in New Orleans, baby Yeah, she looked good, like a lady Do it to me, James {Dobro: James Burton} And the Mississippi

John Collins RCPE

John Collins Rye Whiskey 35ml Lemon Juice 20ml Sugar 1 teaspoons Soda proper quantity

Mississippi Moon John Anderson

another late night show on the radio Cruising down the road with the Wolfman Lightning bugs all around, moonlight shining down On this sleepy town down in the fatlands I can still hear momma calling "John

John Riley Judy Collins

married be I wish them health and happiness Where they live across the sea He picked her up in his arms so strong And kisses he gave her one two three Said weep no more my own true love I am your long lost John

Baby What's Wrong With You? Mississippi John Hurt

Hey, hey, baby, honey what's wrong with you? Hey, now baby, honey what's wrong with you? Well, now don't treat me, baby, like you used to do. Well you got me running baby, got me hiding too Tell m...

Rooster Blues Mississippi John Hurt

Oh well the little red rooster said to the little red hen Ain't been around since God knows when The little red hen told the little red rooster You don't come around now daddy like you used to We g...

Don't Think 'Cause You're Pretty Mississippi John Hurt

Don't think 'cause you're pretty, women, got every man in town You know you ain't doin' nothin' but tearin' yo' own reputation down You know the blues a bad feelin', when you have them 'bout the br...

Casey Jones Mississippi John Hurt

Casey Jones was a brave engineerHe told his fireman to not to fearSays, "All I want, my water and my coalLook out the window, see me drive wheel roll"Early one mornin' came a shower of rain'Round t...

Candy Man Mississippi John Hurt

try his candy, good friend of mineYou sure will want it for a long long timeHis stick candy don't melt awayIt just gets better, so the ladies say ------------- Lyrics Powered by LyricFind Written By HURT

My Creole Belle Mississippi John Hurt

My Creole Belle, I love her well My darlin' baby, my Creole Belle My Creole Belle, I Love her well My darlin' baby, my Creole Belle When stars shine, I'll call her mine My darlin' baby, my Creole B...

Coffee Blues Mississippi John Hurt

This is the 'Coffee Blues', I likes a certain brandMaxwell's House, it's good till the last dropJust like it says on the can, I used to have a girlCookin' a good Maxwell House, she moved awaySome s...

Monday Morning Blues Mississippi John Hurt

1. I woke up this morningI woke up this morningI woke up this morningWith the Monday morning blues2. I couldn't hardly find (3x)My Monday morning shoes3. Monday morning blues (3x)Ached all through ...

Frankie And Albert Mississippi John Hurt

"Frankie was a good girl, everybody know,She paid one hundred dollars for Albert's suit of clothesHe's her man, but he did her wrong Frankie went down to the corner saloon, She ordered her a glass ...

Salty Dog Mississippi John Hurt

You salty dogHey, hey, hey, you salty dogSaid, the big fish, little fish swimmin' in the waterCome back here, man, gimme my quarterSays, God made a woman, he made 'em mighty funnyThe lips 'round he...

Spike Drivers Blues Mississippi John Hurt

She walked down the yard, caught the longest train she seenShe walked down the yard, caught the longest train she seenSaid, she'd ride and ride "till the blues wear offa me"It's two bullyin' freigh...

Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight Mississippi John Hurt

There's hot time in the old town, down town tonightHot times in old town tonightThere's hot time in the old town, down town tonightHot times in old town tonightOh, come and go with me down in old t...

I'm Satisfied Mississippi John Hurt

I'm satisfied, tickled too, old enough to marry youI'm satisfied it's gonna bring you backI'm satisfied, tickled too, old enough to marry youI'm satisfied it's gonna bring you backFirst in the coun...

Nobody Cares For Me Mississippi John Hurt

"[Chorus:]Lonesome is I, wished I could dieNobody cares for meLonesome is I, wished I could dieNobody cares for meIt was a bright moon-lighted night, the moon shining bright,When you and I made lov...

Frankie Mississippi John Hurt

"Frankie was a good girl everybody knowShe pay one hundred dollars for our one suit of clothesHe's a man and he done me wrong.Frankie went down to the corner saloon, didn't go to be gone longShe pe...

Nobody's Dirty Business Mississippi John Hurt

Yeah, I did all I can do, and I can't get along with youI'm gonna take you to your mama, pay dayPay day, pay dayWell, the rabbit in a log, I ain't got no rabbit dogAnd I hate to see that rabbit get...

Ain't No Tellin' Mississippi John Hurt

Don't you let my good girl catch you here.Don't you let my good girl catch you here.She might shoot you, may cut ya and starve you too.Ain't no tellin, what, she might do.I'm up the country where t...

Avalon Blues Mississippi John Hurt

Got to New York this mornin', just about half-past nineGot to New York this mornin', just about half-past nineHollerin' one mornin' in Avalon, couldn't hardly keep from cryin'Avalon, my hometown, a...

Big Leg Blues Mississippi John Hurt

Raise up, baby, get your big leg offa mineRaise up, baby, get your big leg offa mineThey're so heavy, make a good man change his mindI asked you, baby, to come and hold my headI ask you, baby, to c...

Candy Man Blues Mississippi John Hurt

Well all you ladies gather 'roundThat good sweet candy man's in townIt's the candy manIt's the candy manHe likes a stick of candy just nine inch longHe sells as fast a hog can chew his cornIt's the...

Blessed Be The Name Mississippi John Hurt

"If you don't like your sister, don't you carry her name abroad.Blessed be the name of the Lord.Yes, take her in your bosom and carry her home to God.Blessed be the name of the Lord.[Chorus]Oh, ble...

Blue Harvest Blues Mississippi John Hurt

This is the Coffee Blues, I likes a certain brandMaxwell's House, it's good till the last dropJust like it says on the can, I used to have a girlCookin' a good Maxwell House, she moved awaySome sai...

Spike Driver Blues Mississippi John Hurt

She walked down the yard, caught the longest train she seenShe walked down the yard, caught the longest train she seenSaid, she'd ride and ride "till the blues wear offa me"It's two bullyin' freigh...

Hi, Louis Scatman John

(Scatting by Scatman John) (Oh Baby) (Scatting by Scatman John

Mississippi Delta Bobbie Gentry

M I double S I double S I double P I M I double S I double S I double P I Right in the middle of the cotton belt Down in the Mississippi Delta Wearin' last years possum belt Smack dab in the Mississippi

Greenwood, Mississippi Little Richard

to leave them all behind 'cause I want to go back to the land I love where Magnolia smells sweet and white cotton is warm Chorus Take me on back Back to the country Take me on down, down Greenwood Mississippi

In A Flood John Cale

You thought you had it covered but you didn't The best you had to offer went up in smoke I heard from other people where you went Down the Mississippi in a flood Somewhere south of Santa Fe it started

Basin Street Blues Louis Armstrong

Basin Street Blues Won't you come and go with me Down that Mississippi We'll take a boat to the land of dreams Come along with me on, down to New Orleans Now the band's there to greet us Old

Basin Street Blues (12-04-28) Louis Armstrong

Won’t you come and go with me Down that mississippi We’ll take a boat to the land of dreams Come along with me on, down to new orleans Now the band’s there to greet us Old friends will meet us Where

Your Love by Louis Collins 이광재

Open your eyes to the skies up avove Now is the time to express my love Want you to hear my confession You're my obsession Do what you will do but i can't help the way i feel for you Your love's go...

There's Gotta Be A Change Albert Collins

Louis, ain't nothin' left to do, baby But I'll play the blues for you, yes I will Well I've been down to Texas To the international revenue I ain't got no money now, honey now Ain't nothin' left to do

Trail of Tears John Denver

war And the long knives have massacred The tribe and burned corn We're not welcome in our homeland anymore There will be a trail of tears There will be a trail of pain And Jackson will have the Mississippi

Pay Day Bill Morrissey

\"I first heard John Hurt in 1966, about a month after his death.

Tupelo John Lee Hooker

Happened long time ago In Tupelo, Mississippi There were thousands of lives Destroyed It rained, it rained Both night and day The poor people was worried Didn't have no place to go Could hear many people

Better Get It While You Can John Hiatt

way she drink that Thunderbird wine She got her feet up on the table and she's naked to the neighbor Oh I wish she was a friend of mine If that ain't enough, Lord, she plays the guitar Just like Mississippi

Where The Blues Were Born In New Orleans Louis Armstrong

know what is means To miss New Orleans I miss it each night and day The longer I stay away Miss the moist covered vines The tall sugar pines Where mocking birds use to sing And I like to see the lazy Mississippi

The Lip Louis Prima

Down on the Mississippi River in a knockdo dive I met a trumpet playin' character and Man alive When he began to rip he really played it from the hip And when I asked about his name they told me That's

Do You Know What It Means (To Miss New Orleans) Louis Armstrong

know I'm not wrong... this feeling's gettin' stronger The longer, I stay away Miss them moss covered vines...the tall sugar pines Where mockin' birds used to sing And I'd like to see that lazy Mississippi

Christmas In New Orleans Louis Armstrong

magnolia trees at night sparkling bright fields of cottons look wintery white when it's christmastime in new orleans a barefoot choir in prayer fills the air mississippi fools gathering there cause it's

Its Over Phil Collins

With a young man, with his heart on his sleeve Had the body of a man, and a trust of a child He never meant to hurt anybody But he broke some hearts along the way Ooh, it's all over Ooh, it's all done

mississippi Train

They call her Mississippi But she don't flow to me Spends her light on the Bayou But she don't come to see She's the one that Makes my dreams They call her Mississippi But she don't flow to me