Lyrics

Midnight in the heart of the southland Red moon is looking down from above Stands a house in the middle of nowhere On the corner of broke and unloved A woman crying, you could hear it in town She gave birth to a boy all alone He took everything in her with him Looks like the Lord called her home A man come to see what had happened Saw that boy on the killing floor Picked him up and said "Don't you worry You don't have to be cold no more" Said "You need a name, how's Blues? Must have them after what you've gone through" That boy looked the man in the eyes And said "I concur, how do you do?" Man said he'd never seen nothing like it Took him home to show his wife When he got there everything was different All the boy could do was cry and cry Years later Blues is fishing with a cane pole Out there in the Delta heat Then God come down from above and said "Blues, you better listen to me He was born to be a picker in a string band Ain't like no one before Better learn to bend them strings, son With that hurt in your soul" Oh it'll hurt in your soul It'll hurt in your soul
Writer(s): Joshua Morris Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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