Songtexte Ticket Agent Blues - Blind Willie McTell
Good
Lord,
good
Lord
send
me
an
angel
down
Can't
spare
you
no
angel,
will
spare
you
a
teasin'
brown
That
new
way
of
loving,
swear
to
God
it
must
be
best
Because
these
Georgia
women,
won't
let
Willie
McTell
rest
There
was
a
crowd
down
on
the
corner
and
I
wondered
who
could
it
be
Weren't
a
thing
but
the
women,
boy,
trying
to
get
to
me
I
went
down
to
the
shed
put
my
suitcase
in
my
hand
Crowd
of
women
run
crying
that
Mr
McTell
be
my
man
(That
was
me)
Ticket
agent,
ticket
agent
which
a‑way
has
my
woman
gone?
Say
describe
your
woman,
and
I'll
tell
you
what
road
she's
on
She's
a
long
tall
mama,
five
and
a
half
from
the
ground
She's
a
tailor‑made
mama
and
she
ain't
no
hand‑me‑down
(Tell
the
truth)
Mama
if
you
ride
the
Southern,
I'll
ride
the
Santa
Fe
When
you
get
in
Memphis,
pretty
mama
look
around
for
me
(Baby
I
will)
You
can't
never
tell
what
a
double‑crossing
woman
will
do
They'll
tip
out
with
your
buddy
and
come
home
play
sick
on
you
(I
won't)
I
got
two
women,
you
can't
tell
them
apart
I
got
one
in
my
bosom,
the
other
one's
in
my
heart
Now
the
one
in
my
bosom,
she's
in
Tennessee
And
the
one
in
my
heart
don't
even
give
a
darn
for
me
(I'm
gonna
find
that
one
in
Tennessee)
I
used
to
say
a
married
woman
was
the
sweetest
woman
ever
was
born
I
changed
that
thing,
you
better
let
married
women
alone
(Why?)
Take
my
advice,
let
all
married
womens
be
Because
their
husbands
will
grab
you
and
beat
you
ragged
with
a
cedar
tree
Now
love
ain't
nothing,
single
women
loving
married
men
It
will
do
for
a
while.
but
it
will
jam
you
after
a
end
When
a
woman
says
she
loves
you
about
as
good
as
she
do
herself
Don't
pay
her
no
attention,
tell
the
same
lie
to
somebody
else
(Baby
I
won't)
She'll
tell
you
that
she
love
you
and
love
you
all
her
life
She'll
have
a
man
on
the
corner,
and
tell
that
same
lie
twice
My
baby
she
got
a
mojo,
believe
she
trying
to
keep
it
hid
Mctell
got
something,
to
find
that
mojo
with
I
want
to
tell
you
pretty
mama,
exactly
who
I
am
When
I
walk
out
the
front
door
I
hear
that
back
door
slam
Album
Blind Willie McTell -Statesboro Blues - the Early Years 1927-1935
Veröffentlichungsdatum
30-08-2005
1 Writing Paper Blues
2 Mamma, Tain't Long Fo' Day
3 Mr. McTell Got the Blues (Take 2)
4 Three Women Blues
5 Statesboro Blues
6 Loving Talking Blues
7 Travelin' Blues
8 Kind Mama
9 Teasing Brown
10 Drive Away Blues
11 This Is Not the Stove to Brown Your Bread
12 Love Changing Blues
13 Southern Can Is Mine
14 Broke Down Engine Blues
15 Stomp Down Rider
16 Scarey Day Blues
17 Painful Blues
18 Low Rider's Blues
19 Rollin' Mama Blues
20 Mama, Let Me Scoop For You
21 Searching the Dessrt for the Blues
22 Warm It Up To Me
23 It's Your Time To Worry
24 It's a Good Little Thing
25 You Was Born to Die
26 Don't You See How This World Made a Change
27 Broke Down Engine
28 Broke Down Engine No. 2 (Take 1)
29 Broke Down Engine No. 2 (Take 3)
30 Love Makin' Mama (Take 1)
31 Love Makin' Mama (Take 2)
32 Death Room Blues (Take 1)
33 Death Room Blues (Take 2)
34 Death Cell Blues
35 Lord, Send Me an Angel (Take 1)
36 Lord, Send Me an Angel (Take 2)
37 B and O Blues No. 2 (Take 1)
38 B and O Blues No. 2 (Take 2)
39 Weary Hearted Blues
40 Runnin' Me Crazy
41 East St. Louis Blues (Fare You Well)
42 Ain't It Grand To Be A Christian
43 We Got to Meet Death One Day (Take 1)
44 We Got to Meet Death One Day (Take 2)
45 Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around
46 I Got Religion, I'm so Glad
47 Dying Gambler
48 God Don't Like It
49 Let Me Play With Yo' Yo-Yo
50 Lay Some Flowers On My Grave
51 Ticket Agent Blues
52 Cold Winter Day
53 Cooling Board Blues
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