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Woman Trouble Blues Lyrics by Roy Brown

Hard Times

1968

Well, people in the cemetery
Are much better out than I
Their troubles are over
And they don’t have to cry
I cried and I cried
Lord, I just can’t cry no more
I got woman trouble blues
Blues I never had before
I got a letter
Special delivery
Ooh, post mark San Francisco
3000 miles from me
I took the next train heading west
Blue and worried as can be
Well I cried from New York City
To the San Francisco Bay
I cried from San Francisco
To Atlanta, GA
Searching for my baby
Riding trains and crying the blues
Oh, this is one sweet woman
Oh, I can’t stand to lose
Alright Mel
Now put some soul in that guitar
Blow some soul Mel
{Guitar solo: Mel Brown}
Ow!
Take me back home to Mississippi
Say what
Ah, have mercy
This is the blues
This is the only blues
Woman trouble blues, you know what I mean?
Blow, Mel, blow
Ow, cut my neck off and call me short
Cry, cry, cry
And I just can’t cry no more
Cry, cry, cry
Lord, I can’t cry no more
Oh these woman trouble blues
Oh babe, just to go, oh oh
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Roy Brown

Roy Brown

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"Woman Trouble Blues" appears on "Hard Times" in 1968.

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