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Thread #35913   Message #493180
Posted By: Pene Azul
27-Jun-01 - 01:56 PM
Thread Name: Is there an old blues lyric database?
Subject: ADD: STOP AND LISTEN BLUES 2
STOP AND LISTEN BLUES 2

recording of December 19 1930, Jackson, Mississippi
from Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 2 (1930-1931) (Document DOCD-5084), copyright notice
(Mississippi Shieks)

Well I left town this morning, I was on my way back home
Now don't you a hear me talkin' pretty mama?
Well I left town this morning. I was on my way back home
I heard the woohoo church bells makin' a woohoo mournful sound

I stopped and listened, fell from hanging on
Now don't you a hear me talkin' mama?
I stopped and listened, fell from hanging on
I know about that a sound but it isn't gone?

Well I got home now people met me and said
Now don't you a hear me talkin' pretty mama?
When I got home people said me regrets
I run your woohoo your sweet little faror is dead

Well I got home
People said get in touch, scream and cry
Now don't you a hear me talkin' pretty mama?
Well I got home, guess I'll scream and cry
I thought my little woohoo baby was too cute to die

I went to the churchyard, cried at the door
Now don't you a hear me talkin' pretty mama?
I went to the churchyard, cried at the door
I never will see my sweet baby anymore

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Note: Walter Vinson-guitar; Lonnie Chatman-violin. Mamlish S-3804;
Note 1: faror, 'fair one', girl friend