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Artist: Cannon Jug Stompers
Canonical path: /cannon-jug-stompers/minglewood-blues
Related lyric paths: 6
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Minglewood Blues
Read Minglewood Blues lyrics by Cannon Jug Stompers on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Minglewood Blues
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Don’t you never let one woman rule your mind
Don’t you never let one woman rule your mind
‘Cause she keep you worried, troubled all the time
Don’t you think your Sarah was little and cute like mine?
Don’t you wish your Sarah was little and cute like mine?
She’s a mare--she’s a married woman but she try to see me sometime
Don’t you never let no woman rule your mind
Don’t you never let no woman rule your mind
She keep you troubled, worried all the time
I got a letter, mama, you oughta heard it read
Lord, I got a letter, lord, and you oughta heard it read
If you’re comin’ back baby, [knock me on the way]
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Cannon Jug Stompers performs "Minglewood Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Cannon Jug Stompers catalog on LyroVerse.
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