[02:50.00]Prison Blues - T-Bone Walker
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[02:50.00]Lightnin: I'm wonderin if my folks are gonna be there when I make it there.
[02:50.00] I'm just wonderin if they in the same ole spot.
[02:50.00]Friend: I don't know Lightnin, but as bad as you playin that guitar now,
[02:50.00] they got to be there. But you playin it pretty lonesome there though.
[02:50.00] Some might be in Heavan, I can't never tell.
[02:50.00]Lightnin: No, you know I'm just gettin back. I been in State Prison.
[02:50.00]Friend: How was it down there?
[02:50.00]Lightnin: It was hard on me. And it was a shame on everybody else.
[02:50.00]Friend: Yes, now you can hear, about how they would ring them big bells.
[02:50.00]Lightnin: Yeah.
[02:50.00]Friend: And every mornin about the break of day,
[02:50.00] you can hear how, how, howlin goin on everyday.
[02:50.00]Lightnin: Well, I got over it so I'm glad. But mama's what I'm thinkin about.
[02:50.00] I wonder if she's in the same old spot?
[02:50.00]Friend: Yes, I'm quite sure she's there, but I know she's got a worried mind.
[02:50.00] Cause she's got to be worried over her child.
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[02:50.00]Mmmmmmmmmm, the blues come down on me.
[02:50.00]Friend: Lord, have mercy, child.
[02:50.00]Po' Lightnin can't hardly keep from cryin.
[02:50.00]Friend: Yes, the blues'll make you cry, I know how you feel.
[02:50.00]Whoo, Lord have mercy,
[02:50.00]Po' Lightnin can't hardly keep from cryin.
[02:50.00]Well, I'm just wonderin will I ever make it back,
[02:50.00]To that old native home of mine?
[02:50.00]Friend: Please, take me with ya when you go, Lightnin. Lord Have mercy.