Lord, Lord, Lord Lord, Lord, Lord Ain't nobody's business if I do Some of these days I'm goin'crazy Buy me a shotgun, shoot my baby Ain't nobody's business if I do If I should take a notion I'd go right down and jump in the ocean Ain't nobody's business if I do One day I have ham and bacon Yes, the next day I don't have nothin' Ain't nobody's business if I do If I attend church all day Sunday Yes, and cabaret all day Monday Ain't nobody's business if I do If I stay out all night Spend my money, that's all right Ain't nobody's business if I do One day we got ham and bacon Next day, ain't nothin' shakin' Ain't nobody's business if I do If me and my baby fuss and fight And the next minute we alright Ain't nobody's business if we do Lord, Lord, Lord Lord, Lord, Lord Ain't nobody's business if I do I'm three times seven And that makes twenty-one Ain't nobody's business what I do
The guitar music he's playing also belongs to his tune "The Loving Blues", but he's singing the lyrics for "What's The Matter With Papa's Little Angel Child" on top of it. Very cool stuff.
The lamentations of the Hebrew people that have been scattered until the coming of Christ. I’m so thankful I sat under the elders. I’m 43, but as a child I thought this was just prayer. Now I know it’s the lamentation’s of the Israelite people. So now when I pray it has even greater meaning.
Man, I'm from texas with very southern family, but sometimes i have to really pay attention to understand countryfolk from DEEP Mississippi. That accent is heavy, maybe the heaviest southern accent of the south.
Johnny Johnson is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Yes its true that Chuck joined the Johnny Johnson trio but the 2 needed each other. Johnny found the ultimate FRONT MAN for his band and was very smart for putting Chuck out Front. We are talking about Peanut Butter and Jelly and the 2 together made some great music together.
I went to a school to be a Machanic the teacher said you must be certified to work on new vehicles or you will void the factory power train warranty and I overloaded and someone
Back when America had a sense of humor. I used to play select segments of this on the radio when it came out, back when radio was great! Sad how everyone is now so “politically correct,” WOKE and advanced to having their heads up their asses.
That's Blues, Fools! West African Blues started in Congo Square every Sunday for 100 Years under the French, Spanish and briefly Napoleon Bonaparte in New Orleans before the Louisiana Purchase and America takes over Louisiana
