Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Down South Blues (Take 1), artist - Alberta Hunter. Album song Alberta Hunter Vol. 2 (1923-1924), in the genre Блюз
Date of issue: 04.07.2005
Record label: Document
Song language: English
Down South Blues (Take 1) |
If I had listened to my sweet old mother |
I’d be right in my Southern home |
But instead, I had a hard, hard head |
So I started out to roam |
Now I’ve traveled north, south, east and west |
No comfort have I found |
Well I’ve got my luggage all packed up |
And again I am down South bound |
When I get back, my folks will meet me with outstretched arms |
Lord, when I get back, my folks will meet me with outstretched arms |
My father and mother, they’ll protect and keep me from all harm |
My mother’s old, and her hair is turning gray |
Lord, my poor mother’s old, and her hair is turning gray |
And it would break her heart to see me living this way |
Now there’s an old saying, «It never rains unless it pours» |
I say there’s an old saying, «It never rains unless it pours» |
But all will be sunshine, when I reach those good old sunny shores |
the train, Northern Yard |
the train, Northern Yard |
I’m going back down South, if I have to |