Trouble in mind
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Trouble in mind
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Troubled in mind, i'm little blue
Bet you I won't be blue aways
'Cause that ol' sun's gonna shine
On Jerry Lee Lewis's back dook step someday
I'm gonna lay may head
On somebody's lonesome railroad line
Let that ol' midnight special
Easy my troubled mind
Well, they tell me that old grabeyard
Is a mighty lonesome place
Lord they put you six feet under
Shovellin' mud directly in your face
Well, goodbye baby, may god bless you
And may he bless ol' killer a little bit too
Oh, don't meet you over yonder, baby
When they throw that Jerry right over you
Trouble in mind, i'm little blue
Bet you I won't be blue aways
'Cause that ol' sun's gonna shine
On, on my back door step
Some lowdown, lonesome, mother humpin' day
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