Taj Mahal - Farther On Down The Road | Текст Иностранной Песни
Further on down the road babe, you will accompany me Further on down the road babe, you will accompany me When I think back, your love was like the sun And I don't
Taj Mahal - Strut | Текст Иностранной Песни
You should have never said you loved me As you laid across my folding bed You should have never said you loved me As you laid across my folding bed Drinkin' your white
Taj Mahal - Checkin' Up On My Baby | Текст Иностранной Песни
[Junior Wells] Checkin' on my baby, see what she puttin' down So many days and nights I been out of town I wouldn't call home, and I wouldn't even write
Taj Mahal - Annie's Lover | Текст Иностранной Песни
Annie's lover was a big ol' man He was a farmin' man Never spent much time worry 'bout the peoples In the big, big city 'Cause all he did know
Taj Mahal - Take A Giant Step | Текст Иностранной Песни
Though you failed at love and lost And sorrow's turned your heart to frost I will mend your heart again Remember the feeling as a child When you woke up and morning
Taj Mahal - Catfish Blues | Текст Иностранной Песни
Oh, I wish I was a catfish Swimmin' into the deep blue sea I'd have all the good lookin' women Swimmin' after me Swimmin' after me Swimmin'
Taj Mahal - Leaving Trunk | Текст Иностранной Песни
I went upstairs to pack my leavin' trunk I ain't see no blues, whiskey made me sloppy drunk I ain't never seen no whiskey, the blues made me sloppy drunk I'm
Taj Mahal - Texas Woman Blues | Текст Иностранной Песни
Far below the northern lights Far below the northern lights Far below the northern lights Oh, I wish I was in Texas Movin' on a steady roll I wish I was in
Taj Mahal - Going Up To The Country, Paint My Mailbox Blue | Текст Иностранной Песни
Gonna move up to the country Paint my mailbox blue Gonna move up to the country Paint my mailbox blue Put some flowers on it baby Paint some trailin' vines and
Taj Mahal - Shake Sugaree | Текст Иностранной Песни
{The name of this song is 'Shake Sugaree' 'Shake Sugaree', is a song written by Elizabeth Cotton And originally sung by her great grand daughter And she sang this