Rollin’ Mill Blues
| Title | Rollin’ Mill Blues |
|---|---|
| Artist | Leola B. “Coot Grant” Wilson |
| Album | The Paramount Project Volume 5 (12400-12499) |
| Release Date | 1927 |
| Description | ? |
| Lyrics | [Verse 1] Last night at the cabaret The music I heard I can't forget When the band struck up a minor tone Everybody [stayed/played/say it/playin'] with me until the break of dawn Just about half past 4:00 Somebody called me to the door [Verse 2] Got a telegram this mornin', could not keep from cryin' Got a telegram this mornin', just could not keep from cryin' So I caught me a train, I'm goin' back to Birmingham a-flyin' [Instrumental Break] [Verse 3] My left eye jumps, black cats cross my door My left eye jumps, black cats cross my door Honey, I know by that I'm bound to hear some bad news sure [Verse 4] Old women faintin', young women screamin' and cryin' Old women faintin', young women screamin' and cryin' I found my man was dead and the rollin' mill had donе burned downYou might also like |