Subject: Lyr Req: Tell Me Baby & Sweet Mary Blues (leadbel From: 12003biloute Date: 25 Jan 10 - 08:21 AM Hi Can anyone give me the lyrics to "TELL ME BABY & SWEET MARY BLUES" Huddie LEADBELLY. These two songs can be heard from "THE LEADBELLY IMPORTANT RECORDINGS 1934-1949 boxset disc #4track 13 & 19 Thank you so very much Regards Claude |
Subject: Lyr Add: TELL ME BABY (Leadbelly) From: GUEST Date: 25 Jan 10 - 10:52 AM Hi Claude Please find below one of the lyrics TELL ME WHAT ON EARTH IS WRONG WITH YOU (recorded Hollywood October, 4, 1944) Huddie LEADBELLY Guitar intro Tell me baby what on earth is wrong with you Tell me baby what on earth is wrong with you I just want to know pretty mama ooh lord how come you do me like you do You caught the Santa Fe I caught the Sadie Lee You caught the Santa Fe I caught the Sadie Lee The first thing I ask you pretty mama ooh lord yeah how come ya quit for me TP and the Morgan, it's runnin' side by side TP and the Morgan, it is runnin' side by side Ah if you can't catch the TP, ooh lord, the Morgan will let you ride. Well it rained forty days and forty nights without stoppin' Jonah got mad cause the rain kept a droppin' Johah run got in the belly of a whale Now is the time I'm gonna tell a great big tale The whale began to wiggle and Jonah began to scratch The whale threw Jonah in somebody's sweet potato patch Tell me baby what on earth is wrong with you I just want to know pretty mama ooh lord how come you do me like you do You caught the Santa Fe I got on behind You caught the Santa Fe I got on behind Ah, brown skinned woman pretty mama, ooh lord, make a moon eyed man go blind. Go blind for me now Guitar break for ending Hope it helps Regards Licette |
Subject: Lyr Add: SWEET MARY BLUES (Leadbelly) From: GUEST Date: 25 Jan 10 - 11:25 AM Hi again Below lyrics of SWEET MARY BLUES and SWEET HONEY BEE of Big Bill BRONZY SWEET MARY BLUES (recorded Hollywood October 27, 1944) Huddie LEADBELLY Guitar intro I'm goin' all a round the world, try to find my sweet Mary-ree I'm goin' all a round the world, try to find my sweet Mary-ree I'm gonna try to find out, oh Lord, what she's got that's sending me You can tell me, tell me, tell me, people, have you seen sweet Mary-ree? You can tell me, tell me, tell me, people, have you seen sweet Mary-ree? She's got them big bow legs, oh Lord, an' she's all right with me I'm gonna build me a home in de mountains, just for me and sweet Mary-ree Gonna build me a home in de mountains, just for me and sweet Mary-ree I swear there ain't but two of us now, oh, Lord, soon there may be three She ain't no bumblebee she can sho' make some sweet honey for me She ain't no bumblebee she can sho' make some sweet honey for me I swear if I loose my mind wooo Lord I don't find sweet Mary-ree Go ahead to find her for me now! Guitar break SWEET HONEY BEE Big Bill Broonzy I'm goin' all a round the world, I've got to find my sweet miss Bee I'm goin' all a round the world, I've got to find my sweet miss Bee Now I'm gonna try to find out, oh Lord, what she's got that's sending me Tell me, tell me, tell me, people, have you seen my sweet miss Bee? Tell me, tell me, tell me, people, have you seen my sweet miss Bee? I declare she's got them big bow legs, oh Lord, an' she's all right with me Gonna build me a home in the mountains, I mean for me and my sweet miss Bee Gonna build me a home in the mountains, just for me and my sweet miss Bee Oh, there ain't but two of us now, oh, Lord, but soon there may be three Can't nobody thrill me, nothin' like my sweet miss Bee |
Subject: RE: Req: Tell Me Baby & Sweet Mary Blues (Leadbelly) From: GUEST,Alonzo Garbanzo Date: 28 Feb 18 - 03:03 PM Hey Licette! Thank you a million times for the Tell Me Baby lyric. I've known that track since 1963, when I wore out the grooves on the Capitol album of the Hollywood sessions he's recorded in 1944, listening over and over learning how to play 12-string the way he did, or trying at least. Just now, having acquired a big old ladder-braced 12-string like Huddie's, I've been working up many Lead Belly tunes for performance, and the only obstacle to my learning this one has been the third stanza. I never heard the TP and Morgan references clearly, so none of it made sense. It sure does now! As I write, it's late February 2018, so if at some future point you see this post, please accept my gratitude! And visit my YouTube page if you like, where I will have posted my own humble rendition of this tune in homage to the master! |
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