[02:39.00]Mean Black Moan - Charley Patton
[02:39.00]Written by锛欳harley Patton
[02:39.00]It's a mean black moan
[02:39.00]And it's lying front of my door
[02:39.00]When I leave Chicago
[02:39.00]Lord I ain't coming back no more
[02:39.00]Ninety men were laid off
[02:39.00]At the railroad shop
[02:39.00]Ninety men were laid off
[02:39.00]At the railroad shop
[02:39.00]And the strike in Chicago
[02:39.00]Lordy Lord it just won't stop
[02:39.00]I'm tired of mean black moans
[02:39.00]Friends lying front of my door
[02:39.00]I'm tired of mean black moans
[02:39.00]Friends lying front of my door
[02:39.00]But when I leave Chicago
[02:39.00]Lord I ain't coming back here no more
[02:39.00]There are a hundred men lordy
[02:39.00]All around my bed
[02:39.00]A hundred men lordy
[02:39.00]All around my bed
[02:39.00]I wish somebody might be able to
[02:39.00]Kill the black moan dead
[02:39.00]Every morning
[02:39.00]Lord rent man is at my door
[02:39.00]Every morning
[02:39.00]Lord rent man is at my door
[02:39.00]And my man hasn't worked Lord
[02:39.00]In two or three weeks or more
[02:39.00]It's all I can do Lord
[02:39.00]Fight for my life
[02:39.00]All I can do Lord
[02:39.00]Fight for my life
[02:39.00]But when the strike is over
[02:39.00]Lord I will be all right
[02:39.00]Ninety men were laid off Lord
[02:39.00]At the railroad shop
[02:39.00]Ninety men were laid off Lord
[02:39.00]At the railroad shop
[02:39.00]And the strike in Chicago
[02:39.00]Lordy Lord it just won't stop