Walkin’ Blues Songtext
von The Paul Butterfield Blues Band
Walkin’ Blues Songtext
Woke up this morning, I looked around for my shoes
You know I had those mean old walkin′ blues
Yeah, I woke up this morning I looked around for my shoes
Girl, I had those, uh, mean old walkin' blues
Some people tell me that worried blues ain′t bad
It's the worst old feeling I ever had
People tell me that worried blues ain't bad
It′s the worst old feeling, uh child, I ever had
Looks you ran to the ocean and the ocean runs to the sea
If I don′t find my baby, don't bury me
Went to the ocean and the ocean went to the sea
Yeah, if I don′t find my baby, oh yeah, don't bury me
Minutes seem like hours and hours seem like days
Since my baby started her low down ways
Minutes seem like hours and hours seem like days
Since my baby, uh, started her low down ways
I woke up this morning, people, I looked around for my shoes
You know I had those mean old walkin′ blues
Yeah, I woke up this morning I looked around for my shoes
Yeah, you know I had those, uh, mean old walkin' blues
You know I had those mean old walkin′ blues
Yeah, I woke up this morning I looked around for my shoes
Girl, I had those, uh, mean old walkin' blues
Some people tell me that worried blues ain′t bad
It's the worst old feeling I ever had
People tell me that worried blues ain't bad
It′s the worst old feeling, uh child, I ever had
Looks you ran to the ocean and the ocean runs to the sea
If I don′t find my baby, don't bury me
Went to the ocean and the ocean went to the sea
Yeah, if I don′t find my baby, oh yeah, don't bury me
Minutes seem like hours and hours seem like days
Since my baby started her low down ways
Minutes seem like hours and hours seem like days
Since my baby, uh, started her low down ways
I woke up this morning, people, I looked around for my shoes
You know I had those mean old walkin′ blues
Yeah, I woke up this morning I looked around for my shoes
Yeah, you know I had those, uh, mean old walkin' blues
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