Текст песни Pete - Dinah Washington
I
was
travelin'
West
of
Buckskin
on
my
to
a
cattle
run,
'cross
a
little
cactus
desert
under
a
hard
bargaining
sun.
Thirsty
down
to
my
toenails,
I
stopped
to
rest
me
on
a
stump,
But
I
tell
you
I
just
couldn't
believe
it
when
I
saw
that
water
pump.
I
took
it
to
be
a
mirage
at
first.
It'll
fool
a
thirsty
man.
Then
I
saw
a
note
stuck
in
a
bakin'
powder
can.
"This
pump
is
old,"
the
note
began,
"but
she
works.
So
give'er
a
try.
I
put
a
new
sucker
washer
in
'er.
You
may
find
the
leather
dry.
You've
got
to
prime
the
pump.
You
must
have
faith
and
believe.
You've
got
to
give
of
yourself
'fore
you're
worthy
to
receive.
Drink
all
the
water
you
can
hold.
Wash
your
face
to
your
feet.
Leave
the
bottle
full
for
others.
Thank
you
kindly,
Desert
Pete.
Yeah,
you'll
have
to
prime
the
pump,
work
that
handle
like
there's
a
fire.
Under
the
rock
you'll
find
some
water
left
there
in
a
bitter's
jar.
Now
there's
just
enough
to
prime
it
with,
so
don't
you
go
drinkin'
first.
Just
pour
it
in
and
pump
like
mad
and,
buddy,
you'll
quench
your
thirst.
You've
got
to
prime
the
pump.
You
must
have
faith
and
believe.
You've
got
to
give
of
yourself
'fore
you're
worthy
to
receive.
Drink
all
the
water
you
can
hold.
Wash
your
face
to
your
feet.
Leave
the
bottle
full
for
others.
Thank
you
kindly,
Desert
Pete.
Well,
I
found
the
jar,
and
I
tell
you,
nothin'
was
ever
prettier
to
my
eye
And
I
was
tempted
strong
to
drink
it
because
that
pump
looked
mighty
dry,
But
the
note
went
on,
"Have
faith,
my
friend,
there's
water
down
below.
You've
got
to
give
to
really
get.
I'm
the
one
who
ought
to
know."
So
I
poured
in
the
jar
and
started
pumpin'
and
I
heard
a
beautiful
sound
Of
water
bubblin'
'n'
splashin'
up
out
of
that
hole
in
the
ground.
Then
I
took
off
my
shoes
and
drunk
my
fill
of
that
cold
refreshin'
treat.
Then
I
thanked
the
Lord,
and
I
thanked
the
pump,
and
I
thanked
old
Desert
Pete.
You've
got
to
prime
the
pump.
You
must
have
faith
and
believe.
You've
got
to
give
of
yourself
'fore
you're
worthy
to
receive.
Drink
all
the
water
you
can
hold.
Wash
your
face
to
your
feet.
Leave
the
bottle
full
for
others.
Thank
you
kindly,
Desert
Pete.

1 I'm Afraid of You
2 Early in the Morning
3 In the Rain
4 Give Me Back My Tears
5 I'm Getting Old Before My Time
6 I Wish I Knew the Name of the Boy
7 You Didn't Want Me Then
8 No More Lonely Gal Blues
9 Tell Me So
10 Joy Juice
11 My Voot Is Really Vout
12 I'm Crying
13 Saturday Night
14 Be Fair to Me
15 I Cross My Fingers
16 What's the Matter Baby?
17 Laughing Boy
18 New York, Chicago and Los Angeles
19 Drummer Man
20 I Challenge Your Kiss
21 Fine Fine Daddy
22 Fast Movin' Mama
23 Shuckin' and Jivin'
24 Richest Guy in the Graveyard
25 If I Loved You
26 Juice Head Man Of Mine
27 Mean & Evil Blues
28 Resolution Blues
29 Good Daddy Blues
30 I Only Know
31 Time Out for Tears
32 Journey's End
33 You Satisfy
34 Postman Blues
35 I'm So Lonely I Could Cry
36 Am I Really Sorry?
37 Love Me With Misery
38 Big Deal
39 Why Don't You Think Things Over
40 Don't Come Knocking At My Door
41 My Kind of Man
42 Hey, Good Looking
43 Stairway To The Stars
44 Fool That I Am
45 You Can Depend On Me
46 All or Nothing
47 Salty Papa Blues
48 Blues For a Day
49 Am I Asking Too Much
50 Harbor Lights
51 Please Send Me Someone To Love
52 New Blowtop Blues
53 Out In The Cold Again
54 I Want To Cry (feat. Cootie Williams and His Orchestra)
55 I'll Wait
56 I Know How To Do It
57 Walking Blues
58 Only a Moment Ago
59 When A Woman Loves A Man
60 I Can't Get Started
61 Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do
62 I Can't Face the Music
63 What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry
64 It's Too Soon To Know
65 My Lovin' Papa
66 Don't Hold It Against Me
67 There's Got to be a Change
68 Baby Did You Hear?
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