East St. Louis

WILLIE MCTELL

I walked all the way from East Saint Louis
I never had but that one, one thin dime
I laid my head in a New York woman's lap
She laid her little cute head in mine
She tried to make me bleed by the rattlings of her tongue
The sun would never, never shine
I pawned my sword and I pawned my chain
Well I pawned myself but I fell to shame
I tried to see you in the fall
When you didn't have no man at all
I'd love to meet you in the spring when the bluebird's almost ready to sing
Faree, honey, faree well
You can shake like a cannon ball, get out and learn that old
Georgia crawl
Faree, honey, faree well
(Play it boy...)
And I laid my head in a barroom door
And I can't get drunk, drunk no more
Now if you can't do the sugary get yourself on out of this house to me
Faree, baby, faree well
I tried to see you in the spring when the bluebird's almost ready to sing
Faree, honey, faree well
And I walked on back to East Saint Louis
Never had but that one, one thin dime

Curiosità sulla canzone East St. Louis di Blind Willie McTell

In quali album è stata rilasciata la canzone “East St. Louis” di Blind Willie McTell?
Blind Willie McTell ha rilasciato la canzone negli album “The Postwar Recordings Of Blind Willie Mctell & Curley Weaver (1949-1950)” nel 2005 e “Pig 'N Whistle Red” nel 2005.
Chi ha composto la canzone “East St. Louis” di di Blind Willie McTell?
La canzone “East St. Louis” di di Blind Willie McTell è stata composta da WILLIE MCTELL.

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