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a million and one I'm tryin' to keep a cool head like Ted Williams son I feel ya son, if you do salute the champ Recognize the return and that's the full

'll make me happy buy yourself a Sattle Unlike my sister Stacy when she lost her papa I been there, gettin stroke and nothing to trap-uh John could do

'll think about that tender heart That you crushed beneath them soles With your cold bustin' stompers You left my head so full of holes Words and music by williams

Sonny Boy Williamson I (John Lee) (John Lee Williamson) Recorded June 17, 1938 - Aurora, Illinois with Yank Rachell - mandolin, Walter Davis - piano Joe Williams

a million and one I'm tryin' to keep a cool head like Ted Williams son I feel ya son, if you do salute the champ Recognize the return and that's the full

are full of the Clyde and I'm frozen to the skin." "My barns are full of corn, Willie, and my stable's full of hay, My bower's full of gentlemen and they

full of the Clyde and I'm frozen to the skin." "My barns are full of corn, Willie, and my stable's full of hay, My bower's full of gentlemen and

the Tiger Woods George Micheal? drinking and driving And I'm telling you as if that's surprising We learnt most are messy with their business And also to never introduce John