This verse makes more sense than the one transcribed by Dicho.
O-O-O-ah If yo' shoulder bone gits so' this time, Git you a little sody an' turpentine.
Henry Truvillion sang this song a little differently each time. Definition of "two blue seams"- sacks of cotton seed had twom blue seams. These corrections from Botkin, B. A., 1955, Mississippi River Folklore, p. 571-572.