Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song If I Hock My Guitar, artist - Delbert McClinton. Album song Tall, Dark, and Handsome, in the genre ДжазIf I Hock My Guitar |
| I came up from Mississippi |
| With a guitar full of songs |
| Thought I was really something |
| Maybe I was wrong |
| Got to make some money |
| Got to pay my dues |
| 'Cause if I hock my guitar |
| How the hell am I supposed to play the blues? |
| Filled out an application |
| For sweeping up the streets |
| They said I didn’t qualify |
| I couldn’t disagree |
| I got to find something |
| Something I can use |
| If I hock my guitar |
| Aw, hell, man |
| I can do without the honey or the sugar for my tea |
| These days I can do without a lot of things |
| My shark-skin suit and my Stacy Adams shoes |
| All I really want to do is play my blues |
| Had my last can of tuna |
| With some cold green beans |
| Not all that appetizing |
| But a man’s got to eat |
| Up against the wall |
| Nothing left to lose |
| If I hock my guitar |
| How the hell am I supposed play the blues? |
| Name | Year |
|---|---|
| Doin' What You Do ft. Self-Made Men | 2017 |
| San Miguel ft. Delbert McClinton | 2017 |
| She's Not There Anymore ft. Dick50, Dick51 | 2008 |
| San Miguel ft. Delbert McClinton | 2017 |
| Rosy ft. Self-Made Men | 2017 |
| Like Lovin' Used to Be ft. Self-Made Men | 2017 |
| Rosy ft. Self-Made Men | 2017 |
| Gotta Get It Worked On | 2001 |
| Middle of Nowhere ft. Delbert McClinton | 2017 |
| Like Lovin' Used to Be ft. Delbert McClinton | 2017 |
| Pulling the Strings ft. Self-Made Men | 2017 |
| The Part I Like Best | 2004 |
| Don't Do It ft. Delbert McClinton | 2017 |
| Down in the Mouth ft. Self-Made Men | 2019 |
| Middle of Nowhere ft. Delbert McClinton | 2017 |
| Wouldn't You Think (Should've Been Here by Now) ft. Dick50, Dick51 | 2008 |
| Jones for You ft. Delbert McClinton | 2017 |
| Right To Be Wrong | 2004 |
| Blues About You Baby | 2002 |
| Skip Chaser ft. Self-Made Men | 2017 |
Artist lyrics: Delbert McClinton
Artist lyrics: Self-Made Men