4 years ago
Church Street Blues
Lyrics
I been hangin' out uptown, Lord, in that low down rain
Watchin' good time Charlie Francis drivin' me insane
Up on shady Charlotte Street those green lights look red
I wish I was back home on the farm, Lord, in my feather bed
I found myself a paper friend who's read yesterday's news
I folded up page twenty-one and stuck it in my shoes
I gave me a nickel to the poor my good turn for the day
I folded up my old billfold and I threw it far away
And I got myself a rockin' chair
To see if I could lose
These thin dime hard times
Hell on Church Street blues
I wish I had some guitar strings Old Black Diamond brand
I'd string up this Martin box and go and join some band
But I guess I'll just stay right here and pick and sing a while
Try to earn me a little change and give them folks a smile
And I got myself a rockin' chair
To see if I could lose
These thin dime hard times
And I got myself a rockin' chair
To see if I could lose
These thin dime hard times
Hell on Church Street blues
Writer(s): Norman Blake
Copyright(s): Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
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