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How long, how long, has that evenin' train been gone?
How long, how long, baby how long?
Heard the whistle blowin', couldn't see the train
Way down in my heart I had an achin' pain
How long, how long, how long?
If I could holler like a mountain jack
I'd go up on the mountain and call my baby back
I went up on the mountain, looked as far as I could see
The man had my woman and the blues had poor me
I can see the green grass growin' on the hill
But I ain't seen the green grass on a dollar bill
I'm goin' down to Georgia, been up in Tennessee
So look me over baby, last you'll see of me
The brook runs into the river, river runs into the sea
If I don't run into my baby, a train is goin' to run into me



Writer(s): Leroy Carr


Lou Rawls - The Rarest Lou Rawls (In the Beginning, 1959 - 1962)

1   Love, Love, Love
2   My Heart Belongs to You
3   Walking for Miles
4   Kiddio
5   In My Little Black Book
6   Just Thought You'd Like to Know
7   80 Ways
8   When We Get Old
9   Waterboy
10   Once in a Lifetime Love
11   That Lucky Old Sun
12   In My Heart
13   Nine Pound Hammer
14   Above My Head
15   The Bride (La Novia)
16   The Biggest Lover in Town
17   Trust Me
18   Please Let Me Be the First One to Know
19   Bring It On Home To Me
20   (What Did I Do to Be So) Black and Blue
21   Everday I Have the Blues
22   Kansas City
23   Roll 'Em Pete
24   Strange Fruit
25   How Long, How Long Blues
26   (They Call It) Stormy Monday
27   God bless the child
28   See see rider
29   Willow Weep for Me
30   I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town
31   In the Evening (When the Sun Goes Down)
32   T'aint Nobody's Biz-Ness If I Do
33   Lost and Lookin'
34   I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water
35   Sweet lover
36   Wade in the Water
37   Sweet Chariot
38   Jesus, Be a Fence Around Me
39   If He Holds Your Hand
40   Didn't It Rain
41   That's Heaven to Me
42   Stand by Me Father
43   Poor Pilgrim of Sorrow
44   Motherless Child
45   Did You Stop to Pray This Morning
46   Walking in the Light of the Lord




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