| I solemnly swear, Lord I raise my right hand | 
| That I’m gonna get me a woman you get you another man | 
| I solemnly swear, Lord I raise my right hand | 
| That I’m gonna get me a woman, babe you get you another man | 
| I got a letter this morning, how do you reckon it read? | 
| Oh hurry hurry, the gal you love is dead | 
| I got a letter this morning, how do you reckon it read? | 
| Oh hurry hurry, the gal you love is dead | 
| I grabbed my suitcase, I took off up the road | 
| I got there she was laying on the cooling board | 
| I grabbed my suitcase, I took off up the road | 
| Oh, when I got there she was laying on the cooling board | 
| Well, I walked up close I looked down in her face | 
| Good old girl got to lay here till judgement day | 
| I walked up close and I looked down in her face | 
| Yes, the good old girl got to lay here till judgement day | 
| Aw, sure now. | 
| I’m feelin' low down this evenin' | 
| Oh, my woman so black she stays apart of this town | 
| Can’t nothing go when the poor girl is around | 
| My black mama stays apart of this town | 
| Oh, can’t nothing go when the poor girl is around | 
| Oh, some people tell me the worried blues ain’t bad | 
| It’s the worst old feeling that I ever had | 
| Some people tell me the worried blues ain’t bad | 
| But it’s the worst old feeling, Lord I ever had | 
| Mmm, I fold my arms and I walked away | 
| That’s all right mama, your trouble will come some day | 
| I fold my arms, Lord I walked away | 
| Yeah, that’s all right mama, your trouble will come some day |