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Artist: Charley Patton
Canonical path: /patton-charley/moon-goin-down
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Moon Goin' Down
Read Moon Goin' Down lyrics by Charley Patton on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Moon Goin' Down
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Oh well, where were you now, baby,
Clarksdale mill burned down.
Oh well, where were you now, baby,
Clarksdale mill burned down.
I were way down Sunflower,
With my face all fulla frowns.
Lord, I think I heard the Helena whistle,
Helena whistle,
Helena whistle blow.
Lord, I ain't gonna stop walkin'
Till I get in my rider's door.
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Charley Patton performs "Moon Goin' Down", and this lyric page sits inside the Charley Patton catalog on LyroVerse.
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