Peg Leg Howell — Broke And Hungry Blues

I'm sick, broke, and hungry, good gal done drawed me away I'm sick, broke, and hungry, good gal done drawed me away I'm outdoors, mama, ain't got nowhere to stay And that woman I love, she done pushed me down That woman I love, she done pushed me down It wouldn't worry my mind, but the news 'all over town I got a woman 'Cincinnati, one in Tennessee Th' Woman in George is, good enough for me My good gal quit me, 'd like to kill me dead I wake up every morning, blues all around my head Can't see why, mama, you treat me like you do Can't see why, mama, you treat me like you do If you don't want me, sayin' I don't want you You 'buked, dogged me, drove me from your door You 'buked, dogged me, drove me from your door Told me to my face, you don't want me no more I was standing at the station, waiting for my train Standing at the station, waiting for my train Outdoors, sleeping in the rain Pretty mama, pretty mama, honey what's on your mind? Tell me pretty mama, honey what's on your mind? Say, you can't quit me, ain't no need of tryin'


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