Bama Bound Blues
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Bama Bound Blues
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Mister engineer, please turn your train around
Mister engineer, please turn your train around
I believe to my soul, my man is Bama
bound
Take me back daddy, try me one more time
Take me back daddy, try me one more time
And if I don't please you, break my neck for trying
But the train passed by with my daddy on the inside
The train passed by with my daddy on the inside
I could do nothing but hang my head and I cried
My mama told me, my papa told me too
My mama told me, my papa told me too
Some brownskin man is going to be the death of you
I'm Bama bound, ain't got no railroad fare
I'm Bama bound, ain't got no railroad fare
If the blues don't leave me, I'll walk the railroad there
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Ida Cox performs "Bama Bound Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Ida Cox catalog on LyroVerse.
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