Song | Sunrise Blues |
Artist | Eric Bibb |
Album | Booker's Guitar |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
Fever in my soul, thorns in my side | |
Blues in my bones, holes in my pride | |
Dust in my shoes, dust in my eyes | |
Nothin’ in my pocket but the next sunrise | |
Hattie’s back in Vicksburg, Ella’s in my dreams | |
Could be heaven’s up in Harlem – nothin’ what it seams | |
Dollar in my hatband, guitar in a cotton sack | |
Clean shirt in my suitcase – ‘Ain’t comin’ back | |
Early Sunday mornin’ | |
Ninety-nine degrees in the shade | |
Junior’s settin’ behind the bar | |
Countin’ all the money he made | |
Blind Lemon’s on the phonograph | |
‘Shine’s in the Mason jar | |
Without a good woman an’a fast train | |
You can’t go but so far | |
Deacons in the church house, prayin’ for a sinner like me | |
But they’ll crucify a deacon down here | |
Like they did Jesus from Galilee | |
Blues in my bones; thorns in my side | |
Fever in my soul, holes in my pride | |
Dust in my shoes, dust in my eyes | |
Nothin’ in my pocket but the next sunrise |
Fever in my soul, thorns in my side | |
Blues in my bones, holes in my pride | |
Dust in my shoes, dust in my eyes | |
Nothin' in my pocket but the next sunrise | |
Hattie' s back in Vicksburg, Ella' s in my dreams | |
Could be heaven' s up in Harlem nothin' what it seams | |
Dollar in my hatband, guitar in a cotton sack | |
Clean shirt in my suitcase ' Ain' t comin' back | |
Early Sunday mornin' | |
Ninetynine degrees in the shade | |
Junior' s settin' behind the bar | |
Countin' all the money he made | |
Blind Lemon' s on the phonograph | |
' Shine' s in the Mason jar | |
Without a good woman an' a fast train | |
You can' t go but so far | |
Deacons in the church house, prayin' for a sinner like me | |
But they' ll crucify a deacon down here | |
Like they did Jesus from Galilee | |
Blues in my bones thorns in my side | |
Fever in my soul, holes in my pride | |
Dust in my shoes, dust in my eyes | |
Nothin' in my pocket but the next sunrise |
Fever in my soul, thorns in my side | |
Blues in my bones, holes in my pride | |
Dust in my shoes, dust in my eyes | |
Nothin' in my pocket but the next sunrise | |
Hattie' s back in Vicksburg, Ella' s in my dreams | |
Could be heaven' s up in Harlem nothin' what it seams | |
Dollar in my hatband, guitar in a cotton sack | |
Clean shirt in my suitcase ' Ain' t comin' back | |
Early Sunday mornin' | |
Ninetynine degrees in the shade | |
Junior' s settin' behind the bar | |
Countin' all the money he made | |
Blind Lemon' s on the phonograph | |
' Shine' s in the Mason jar | |
Without a good woman an' a fast train | |
You can' t go but so far | |
Deacons in the church house, prayin' for a sinner like me | |
But they' ll crucify a deacon down here | |
Like they did Jesus from Galilee | |
Blues in my bones thorns in my side | |
Fever in my soul, holes in my pride | |
Dust in my shoes, dust in my eyes | |
Nothin' in my pocket but the next sunrise |