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Jail Bar Blues Lyrics by The Brandos

The Light of Day

1994

Had the blues this mornin'
Had the blues everyday
Had the blues this mornin'
Had the blues this long day
You're gonna have them blues too
If you don't get out my way
I'm a man on a mission
Got to bring my woman back home
I'm a man on a mission
Got to bring my woman back home
When I find the man that stole her
Lord, I'll break every bone
Now I got to spend my lifetime
Pacin' 'cross this prison cell
I got to spend my lifetime
Pacin' 'cross this prison cell
'Cause I found the man who stole my woman
And I sent him straight to hell
Oh Lord, I did
Well tin cup, jail bars
Lord, I'm makin' some noise
I said tin cup, jail bars
Lord, I'm makin' some noisе
I heard my woman's with another man
You bettеr let me out of here, boys
Jail bar blues
Yeah yeah

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"Jail Bar Blues" appears on "The Light of Day" in 1994.

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