I assume you're looking for GHOST WOMAN BLUES recorded by George Carter in 1929. I listened to some sound samples at Allmusic.com and found them very difficult to understand.

I found these lyrics in another forum at http://blindman.15.forumer.com/index.php?s=e26505e807151427ed99212e0a99dd64&showtopic=211
...but I can't vouch for their accuracy. I made one correction, however, based on my hearing of the sound samples: girl brown:


GHOST WOMAN BLUES
George Carter, 1929

On my way home by that lonesome graveyard,
On my way home by that lonesome graveyard,
A ghost jumped out. ... she was young(?).

Wasn't no ghost at all. Some brown asked for a ride.
Wasn't no ghost at all. Some brown asked for a (ride?).
She said "Boy, come here. Take me to your room."

My ghost woman, man, she sure do keep me thin.
My ghost woman, man, she sure do keep me thin.
She spend all my money I make at L & N.

I ain't no lamp, but my wick is burning low.
I ain't no lamp, but my wick is burning low.
Come and trim my wick, before it refuse to glow.