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Oh, mister |
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D.J., I wonder why |
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You don't play much blues anymore |
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Ohh, mister |
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D.J., I kept on wondering why |
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You don't play much blues anymore |
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I don't know what you got against me |
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Whatever it is, |
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I sure would like to know |
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Oh, I would just love to hear |
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T-boneEven though |
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I know that blues man now he's gone |
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Oh, I would love to hear |
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T-boneEven though |
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I know that he is gone |
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Oh, it would bring back such great memories |
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Ohh, just to hear your song |
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You know the wolf used to moan |
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Ohh, but he too is gone |
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Oh, you know the wolf used to moan, listen |
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Oh, but he too, you know he gone |
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Every once in a while mister |
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D.J.Why don't you please spend one of them a songs? |
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Yeah, come on mister |
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D.J.Will you listen to me please |
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And spend me a song by the late |
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Jimmy Reed? |
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Will you listen, listen to me please |
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And spend me a song by the late |
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Jimmy Reed? |
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Oh, you know you would make me feel kind of good |
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Oh, make me howl, oh, yes indeed |
