Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Mr. Musselwhite’s Blues , by - Ray Wylie Hubbard. Song from the album Ruffian's Misfortune, in the genre КантриRelease date: 06.04.2015
Record label: Bordello
Song language: English
Mr. Musselwhite’s Blues |
| I was born in Mississippi |
| At a place I did not choose |
| The doctor pulled me from my mama |
| Said «Son, welcome to the blues» |
| Welcome to the blues |
| Was 18 when I come to Chicago |
| In a brown suit and worn out shoes |
| Little Walter handed me a harmonica |
| Said «This'll help if you got the blues» |
| This’ll save you if you got the blues |
| Had a woman, she up and left me |
| I said «Mr. |
| Williams, what should I do?» |
| Big Joe said «Well I know that woman |
| «And Charlie, you’re better off with the blues» |
| You’re better off with the blues |
| Now when I’m done breathing |
| I may not get to heaven but if I do |
| Gonna tell all them saints walking round |
| I was born and I died with the blues |
| I was born and I died with the blues |
| I was born and I died with the blues |