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Down South Blues

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Scrapper Blackwell Canonical path: /scrapper-blackwell/down-south-blues Related lyric paths: 6
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Down South Blues

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I'm just sitting here thinking: Of dear old sunny

Tennessee

And wondering if my baby: Is waiting there for me

I'm going: Where the monon crosses the l and n

And catch me a freight train: And go back home again

I'm going back south: Where it's warm the whole year

Round

I'll be so glad: When my train pulls up in town

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