Columbus Stockade Blues
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Columbus Stockade Blues
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Way down in Columbus Georgia wanna be back in Tennessee
Way down in Columbus Stockade friends have turned their backs on me
Go and leave me if you wish to never let me cross your mind
In your heart you love another leave me little darlin' I don't mind
[ trumpet - piano - guitar ]
Last night as I lay sleeping I dreamed I held you in my arms
When I awoke I was mistaken I was looking through the bars
Go and leave me if you wish to...
Leave me little darlin' I don't mind
Leave me little darlin' I don't mind
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Jimmie Davis performs "Columbus Stockade Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Jimmie Davis catalog on LyroVerse.
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