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Mad man
04:38
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Mad Man
Mad man Lost in his soul all years long
Mad man Lost in his soul all years long
Lord bring in him home x2
Mad man wish he could speak out of his head
Mad man wish he could speak out of his head
Lord have mercy on him x2
I’m mad save me from my insanity
I’m mad save me from my insanity
Lord have mercy on me x3
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You can't do me no wrong
04:06
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You can’t do me no wrong
You know how much I love you
Treat me anyway you choose
Anything you can’t do
It’s tear down my blues
OOh you can’t do me no wrong
All I want ,it’s we get along
You can rip my blue jeans coat
Scratch my skin
Throw away my clothes
Fight me till you win
OOh you can’t do me no wrong
All I want ,it’s we get along
I always treat you well
But you didn’t understand
you make me live hell
we’re going to a dead end
OOh you can’t do me no wrong
All I want ,it’s we get along
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Missed that train
03:23
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Missed that train .
Missed the train that stole my baby away
Missed the train that stole my baby away
I’ll take my ol’ Terraplane and hit this long highway
I’ll try to find her before she fade away
You know Honey ,Don’t jump’n’shout
You know Honey ,Don’t jump’n’shout
Cause I’ll take that train ’n’ I’ll walkin ’ out
And you know darlin’ what I’m talkin’ About
I jumped on that train right from the track
I’m pretty sure I wont see my baby comin back
Hold up baby you’ll be home someday
I won’t let nobody to take you away
Miss this train that took you away
Miss this train that took you away
I’ll take my ol’ Terraplane and hit this old highway
I’ll try to find you before you fade away
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Mean ol' man blues
04:29
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Mean ol’ man blues
Mean ol’ man livin’ in our neighborood
Mean ol’ man livin’ in our neighborood
He done haunted all my childhood
Mean ol’ man sneaking’n’peeking all day long
Mean ol’ man sneaking’n’peeking all day long
Try to catch me doin’ something on wrong
Mean ol’ man ,don’t mess with him
Mean ol’ man ,don’t mess with him
He’s the baddest man I know don’t want to mess with him no mo’
This mean ol’ man, he’s bad and evil
This mean ol’ man, he’s bad and evil
He don’t look like a angel, he must be the devil.
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I'll see you later
04:22
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I'll see you later
I ask for my sweet
but no ones care
searching down the street
she wasn't there
*I call her
Yeah I call her
I tried so hard to find out why ,
she told me, I'll see you later.*
Throughout the city
Lookin' every places she knows
I feel so guilty
to let my baby go
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I took the train
I took the bus
I missed you again
that's the best for us
**
I finally learn a lesson
You we're lying an'
For that reason
I won't call you again
BUT
I call her
OOhh yes I call her
To tell her that I find someone
much better
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Back against the wall
03:06
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Back against the wall
Back against the wall
cause I kicked in someone stall
Back against the wall
cause I kicked in someone stall
Better be dead , 6 feet in the ground
Can’t go outside
Cannot be alone
She want me on her side
treating me like a dog
Don’t talk trash to me baby
I’m gonna follow your way
Don’t talk trash to me baby
I’m gonna follow your way
I fooled you, I got to pay
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Bound
04:36
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Bound
Dancing with the devil
on saturday night
Singing with the angels
on the Sunday light
Night time for the sinners
to fuss ’n ’ fight
Day time for the blessed to pray
for their/ right
Church where
bluesmen became preachers
Church where
prays are for the redeemer
Juke joints where
knives are flicked
Juke joints where
skirts are/ lifted
Juke and church are bound to the blues
Juke and church are bound to the blues
At the crossroad
where you can make a deal
Down the country road
in the north country hill
In the house of god
you may fall on your knees
And pray for your soul
to be healed
Juke and church are bound to the blues
Juke and church are bound to the blues
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Father'n'Son Montreal, Québec
This blues duo, they are authors, composers
and interpreters, they make us live a musical experience
that makes us travel in the jukes joint
of the Mississippi Delta and in the blues bars of
Chicago. They deliver us raw blues from the years
30, 40 and 50 performed in the "Father'n'Son" way.
A very special sound that we perceive thanks to
to the mix of generations.
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