Down The Country
| Title | Down The Country |
|---|---|
| Artist | Leola B. “Coot Grant” Wilson |
| Album | The Paramount Project Volume 5 (12400-12499) |
| Release Date | 1927 |
| Description | ? |
| Lyrics | [Verse 1] You ever wake up, just 'bout the break of day You ever wake up, just 'bout the break of day With your arms around the pillow where Mr. So-and-So used to lay [Verse 2] I'm goin' away, baby, won't be back until fall I'm goin' away, baby, won't be back until fall If I don't win no money, I won't be back at all [Verse 3] I heard you crackin' early this morn I heard you crackin' early this morn If you don't think I'm leavin', count the days that I'll be gone [Verse 4] If the river was liquor and I was a duck Mmm, and I was a duck I would go to the bottom and I would never come up [Verse 5] I'm leavin' this town, got on my last pair of shoes I'm leavin' this town, got on my last pair of shoes Walkin' away from here with those down the country bluesYou might also like |