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Muddy Waters

McKinley Morganfield (April 4, 1913 – April 30, 1983), known as Muddy Waters, was an American blues musician, generally considered the "father of modern Chicago blues". He was a major inspiration for the British blues explosion in the 1960s, and was ranked No. 17 in Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time. more »

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2000

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I get later on in the evenin' time, I feel like, like blowin' my horn 
 I woke up this mo'nin, find my, my little baby gone, hmm 
 Later on in the evenin', main man, I feel like, like blowin' my horn 
 Well I, woke up this mo'nin' baby, find my little baby gone 
 A well now, some folks say they worry, worry blues ain't bad 
 That's a misery feelin' child, I most, most ever had 
 Some folks tell me, man I did worry, the blues ain't bad 
 Well that's a misery ole feelin', honey now, well gal, I most ever had 
 Well, brooks run into the ocean, ocean run in, into the sea 
 If I don't find my baby somebody gonna, gonna bury me, um-hm 
 Brook run into the ocean, child, ocean run into the sea 
 Well, if I don't find my baby now, well gal, you gonna have to bury me 
 Yes, minutes seem like hours an hours seem like days 
 Seems like my baby would stop her, her lowdown ways, hey 
 Minutes seem like hours child, an hours seem like days 
 Yes, seem like my woman now, well gal, she might stop her lowdown ways 
 Well now I'm, I'm leavin' this mo'nin' if I had-a, whoa ride the blind 
 I feel mistreated girl you know now, I don't mind dyin' 
 Leavin' this mo'nin, tell ya I had-a now ride the blind 
 Yeah, been mistreated baby now, baby an I don't mind dyin

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