Cumberland Blues

Félix Leclerc / Phil Lesh / Robert Hunter

I can't stay much longer, Melinda, The sun is getting high.
I can't help you with your troubles, If you won't help with mine.
I gotta get down, I gotta get down, I gotta get down to the mine.

You keep me up just one more night, I can't sleep here no more.
Little Ben clock says quarter to eight; You kept me up 'till four.
I gotta get down, I gotta get down, Or I can't work there no more.

A lotta poor man make a five dollar bill, Keep him happy all the time.
Some other fella's makin' nothin' at all And you can hear him cry,
"Can I go, buddy, can I go down Take your shift at the mine?"

Gotta get down to the Cumberland Mine.
Gotta get down to the Cumberland Mine.
That's where I mainly spend my time.
Make good money, five dollars a day. Made anymore, I might move away.

Lotta poor man got the Cumberland Blues He can't win for losin'
Lotta poor man got to walk the line Just to pay his union dues.
I don't know now, I just don't know If I'm goin' back again.

Curiosità sulla canzone Cumberland Blues di Grateful Dead

In quali album è stata rilasciata la canzone “Cumberland Blues” di Grateful Dead?
Grateful Dead ha rilasciato la canzone negli album “Workingman's Dead” nel 1970 e “Europe '72” nel 1972.
Chi ha composto la canzone “Cumberland Blues” di di Grateful Dead?
La canzone “Cumberland Blues” di di Grateful Dead è stata composta da Félix Leclerc, Phil Lesh, e Robert Hunter.

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